We examine the effect of the 1996 Tax Reform Act on the labor supply of affluent men. The Act reduced marginal tax … variables, we find essentially no responsiveness of the hours of work of high-income men to the tax reduction. However, we do … find hourly wage rates of such men to have increased over the period …

theory we then provide a summary of empirical estimates and the methodology underlying the studies. Our conclusion is that … hours of work are relatively inelastic for men, but are a little more responsive for married women and lone mothers. On the … form a discrete participation model for both married and single men based on the numerous reforms over the past two decades …

theory we then provide a summary of empirical estimates and the methodology underlying the studies. Our conclusion is that … hours of work are relatively inelastic for men, but are a little more responsive for married women and lone mothers. On the … from a discrete participation model for both married and single men based on the numerous reforms over the past two decades …