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Taxes, organizational form, and the deadweight loss of the corporate income tax

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The importance of measurement error in the cost of capital

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The importance of measurement error in the cost of capital

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What happens when you tax the rich? : Evidence from executive compensation

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Internet commerce, tax sensitivity, and the generation gap

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It's not about the money : why natural experiments don't work on the rich

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The Importance of Measurement Error in the Cost of Capital

Goolsbee, Austan - 2000

Conventional estimates of the impact of taxes on investment may be seriously biased by measurement error in the cost of capital. The existence and size of such error, however, has not been documented. Using panel data on different types of capital equipment, this paper provides direct evidence...

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