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March 7, 2013
Mathur Posts Tax Papers on SSRN
Aparna Mathur (American Enterprise Institute) has posted several tax papers on SSRN:
- An Empirical Analysis of Middle Class Welfare: Testing Alternative Approaches (2006)
- Predicting Tax Reform (2007)
- The Consumer Burden of a Carbon Tax on Gasoline (2009)
- A Spatial Model of the Impact of Bankruptcy Law on Entrepreneurship (2009)
- Taxes Around the World: A Brief History of World Tax Policy, 1981-2007 (2009)
- The Effect of Labor Market Regulations on Educational Attainment (2010)
- Spatial Tax Competition and Domestic Wages (2010)
- Corporate Tax Burden on Labor: Theory and Empirical Evidence (2011)
- Foreign Direct Investment, Corruption, and Democracy (2011)
- The Impact of Improved Detection Technology on Drug Quality: A Case Study of Lagos, Nigeria (2011)
- Distributional Effects of a Carbon Tax in Broader US Fiscal Reform (2012)
- Health Expenditures and Personal Bankruptcies (2012)
- A New Measure of Consumption Inequality (2012)
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