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Feldstein, Martin S. (ed.) - 1987

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Two percent personal retirement accounts : their potential effects on social security tax rates and national saving

Feldstein, Martin S.; Samwick, Andrew - 1998

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Unemployment insurance savings accounts

Feldstein, Martin S.; Altman, Daniel - 1998

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The budget and trade deficits aren't really twins

Feldstein, Martin S. - In: Challenge 35 (1992) 2, pp. 60-63

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Tax policy for the 1990s : personal saving, business investment, and corporate debt

Feldstein, Martin S. - In: The American economic review 79 (1989) 2, pp. 108-112

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Social security and saving : new time series evidence

Feldstein, Martin S. - In: National tax journal 49 (1996) 2, pp. 151-164

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College scholarship rules and private saving

Feldstein, Martin S. - In: The American economic review 85 (1995) 3, pp. 552-566

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Allocating payroll tax revenue to personal retirement accounts to maintain social security benefits and the payroll tax rate

Feldstein, Martin S.; Samwick, Andrew - 2000

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The return of saving

Feldstein, Martin S. - In: Foreign affairs 85 (2006) 3, pp. 87-93

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Why is the dollar so high?

Feldstein, Martin S. - 2007

The level of the dollar is part of a complex general equilibrium system. Nevertheless, it is helpful to recognize that the high level of the dollar is necessary to generate the current account deficit equal to the difference between national saving and investment. Understanding the high level of...

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