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The wage elasticity to corporate income tax (CIT) is an essential parameter for assessing tax policy reforms. This paper applies meta-regression analysis to quantitatively review the growing empirical tax incidence literature that indicates a substantial shift of the tax burden onto employees....
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We apply meta-regression analysis to quantitatively review the growing empirical tax incidence literature that indicates a substantial shift of the corporate income tax burden on employees. While most studies report large negative elasticities, our findings suggest that estimates with positive...
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In this paper we apply meta-regression analysis to quantitatively review the growing empirical tax incidence literature that indicates a substantial burden of the corporate income tax falling on employees. While most studies report large negative wage elasticities to corporate taxes, our...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012483441
We analyze how tax incentives (bonus depreciation) affect real investment choices of firms by exploiting an exogenous variation in regional tax regulation in former East Germany (Development Area Law, DAL). Our rich administrative panel data for the universe of German manufacturing firms at the...
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