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Averaging corporation income for tax purposes : a statistical study

Steger, Wilbur A. - In: The journal of finance : the journal of the American … 12 (1957) 3, pp. 364-371

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Averaging income for tax purposes : a statistical study

Steger, Wilbur A. - In: National tax journal 9 (1956) 2, pp. 97-114

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Classified bibliography of articles on fiscal policy

Steger, Wilbur A. - In: Readings in fiscal policy, (pp. 558-589). 1955

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Economic and social costs of residential segregation

Steger, Wilbur A. - In: Modernizing urban land policy : papers presented at an …, (pp. 83-113). 1973

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On the theoretical equity of an averaging concept for income tax purposes

Steger, Wilbur A. - In: Tax law review 13 (1958) 2, pp. 211-227

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The Pittsburg urban renewal simulation modell

Steger, Wilbur A. - In: Journal of the American Institute of Planners 31 (1965) 2, pp. 144-150

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Reflections on citizen involvement in urban transportation planning : towards a positive approach

Steger, Wilbur A. - In: Transportation : planning, policy, research, practice 3 (1974) 2, pp. 127-146

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The taxation of unrealized capital gains and losses : a statistical study

Steger, Wilbur A. - In: National tax journal 10 (1957) 3, pp. 266-281

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Modern federalism : an analytic approach

House, Peter W.; Steger, Wilbur A. - 1982

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REJUVENATING THE LIFE CYCLE CONCEPT

Ayres, Robert U.; Steger, Wilbur A. - In: Journal of Business Strategy 6 (1985) 1, pp. 66-76

Traditionally, it has been thought that a product life cycle is as irreversible as a biological life cycle. That is, a product inevitably moves from birth to adolescence, maturity, and death. Now there is mounting evidence that a turnabout in management thinking is under way. The new thinking is...

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