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learning by policymakers, who update their beliefs on the basis of their own experience and of the policies adopted by other … countries. We emphasize the impact of financial crises on the learning process. The learning model developed in the paper … rational learning by policymakers. Finally, in evaluating the potential benefits and costs of capital controls in a given set …
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Deterrence of illegal activities is frequently carried out by many atomistic auditors (tax auditors, law enforcement agents, etc.). Not much is known either normatively about the best way to incentivize atomistic auditors, nor positively about what these incentives actually look like in real...
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We study the effects of patriotism on tax compliance. If individuals feel a (random) patriotic warm glow from honest … tax compliance, this has implications for optimal auditing and tax compliance. A higher expected warm glow reduces the … government's optimal audit probability and yields higher tax compliance. Also, individuals with higher warm glow are less likely …
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compliance experiment. The subjects chose whether or not to misreport. Subjects knew that underreporters were chosen for an audit … with some probability. An audit led to detection and to a punishment fee. This compliance framework induced only persons … the tax compliance experiment was higher. This suggests that, when subjects can choose whether to state the truth or to …
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People may express their political opinion by adopting different measures of civil disobedience. Tax compliance is an … opinion as well as tax compliance decisions are both formed as part of a social interaction process in which individuals … interact, exchange ideas and observe behavior. Tax compliance is affected by the level of government support and political …
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Unemployment insurance systems include monitoring of unemployed workers and punitive sanctions if job search requirements are violated. We analyze the effect of sanctions on the ensuing job quality, notably on wage rates and hours worked, and we examine how often a sanction leads to a lower...
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This Paper aims to explain the spatial variations of crime, both between and within cities. Two types of mechanisms are put forward: social interactions that stipulate that an individual is more likely to commit crime if his peers commit than if they do not commit crime; and distance to jobs that...
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This paper analyses the interplay between social structure and information exchange in two competing activities, crime and labour. We consider a dynamic model in which individuals belong to mutually exclusive two-person groups, referred to as dyads. There are multiple equilibria. If jobs are...
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We analyse the consumption strategy of a dynamically inconsistent individual for goods that provide an immediate benefit and a delayed cost. The agent has incomplete information on the cost inherent to each unit of consumption and partially learns this value anytime he consumes. We show that, by...
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. We consider a dynamic game in which firms improve both a new and a rival old technology while learning about the relative …
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