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VAT do you eat? : green consumption taxes and firms' market share

Zerwer, Kira - In: Journal of agricultural economics : JAE 75 (2024) 2, pp. 504-523

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Regressive Effects : Causes and Consequences of Selective Consumption Taxation

Hoffer, Adam - 2018

This study provides a systematic analysis of selective consumption tax policy. We detail both the motivations behind selective consumption taxes and the policy's shortcomings. Empirically, we explore how consumption of 12 goods?alcohol, cigarettes, fast food, items sold at vending machines,...

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Do Local Soda Taxes Affect Prices and Consumption? A Tale of Two Cities

Bolder, Hannah - 2019

Many US cities have voted on or are considering soda taxes due in part to the growing literature about soda's negative health effects. However less is known about supplier and consumer responses to such taxes, particularly when they are implemented at a local rather than national level....

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Local excise taxes, sticky prices, and spillovers : evidence from Berkeley's soda tax

Bollinger, Bryan; Sexton, Steven E. - In: Quantitative marketing and economics : QME 21 (2023) 2, pp. 281-331

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Taxing soda for public health : a Canadian perspective

Le Bodo, Yann; Paquette, Marie-Claude; Wals, Philippe de - 2016 - 1st ed. 2016

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How well targeted are soda taxes?

Dubois, Pierre; Griffith, Rachel; O'Connell, Martin - 2020

Soda taxes aim to reduce excessive sugar consumption. Policymakers highlight the young, particularly from poor backgrounds, and high sugar consumers as groups whose behavior they would most like to influence. There are also concerns about the policy being regressive. We assess who are most...

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Weak Enforcement Strong Deterrence Dialogues with Chinese Lawyers about Tax Evasion and Compliance

van Rooij, Benjamin - 2014

This paper analyses why Chinese lawyers report a high level of perceived deterrence in relation to tax evasion even though enforcement is weak. It finds that deterrence here originates from multiple sources, most directly through clients and more distantly through the firm and the state. Lawyers...

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An Empirical Study of Tax Evasion Ethics in China

McGee, Robert W.; Yuhua, An - 2007

a university in Beijing, China. The 15 arguments were ranked in terms of strength, from strongest to weakest …

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Ethics and Tax Evasion : Empirical Studies of Korea, Japan and China

McGee, Robert W. - 2007

ethics data for Korea, Japan and China that was gathered as part of a much larger study on human beliefs and values. Country …

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The Ethics of Tax Evasion : A Survey of Chinese Business Students in USA and China

McGee, Robert W.; Salimi, Anwar Y. - 2018

of 18 questions. This survey has been used in the past including a survey of business students in China by McGee, Yoon … study on Chinese students in China. The findings of the study indicate that in general both groups of students, those … studying in China and those studying in USA, were opposed to tax evasion though for different reasons …

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