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Progressive consumption tax, minimum consumption, and inequality
Khieu, Hoang; Tien Nguyen Van - In: Economics letters 197 (2020), pp. 1-4
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Papers presented to the Consumption Tax Conference : 24 - 25 February 1992
Quiggin, John C. (honouree); Harding, Ann (honouree) - 1992
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The USA tax : a progressive consumption tax
Seidman, Laurence S. - 1997
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The transition from payroll to consumption receipts with endogenous human capital
Lord, William A. - In: Journal of public economics 1 (1989), pp. 53-73
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The impact of goods and services tax on the pattern of Canadian consumer spending and saving
Carvalho, Emanuel; Lian, Zeng - In: The journal of economic asymmetries 7 (2010) 1, pp. 123-136
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Taxing of savings and consumption in underdeveloped countries
Goode, Richard - In: Readings on taxation in developing countries, (pp. 273-293). 1975
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Household response to the 2008 tax rebate : survey evidence and aggregate implications
Sahm, Claudia R.; Shapiro, Matthew D.; Slemrod, Joel - In: Tax policy and the economy 24 (2010), pp. 69-110
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Household response to the 2008 tax rebates : survey evidence and aggregate implications
Sahm, Claudia R.; Shapiro, Matthew D.; Slemrod, Joel - 2009
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Household response to the 2008 tax rebate : survey evidence and aggregate implications
Sahm, Claudia R.; Shapiro, Matthew D.; Slemrod, Joel - 2009
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Household Response to the 2008 Tax Rebate : Survey Evidence and Aggregate Implications
Sahm, Claudia R. - 2009
Only about one-fifth of respondents in the Reuters/University of Michigan survey report that the 2008 tax rebates led them to mostly increase spending, while over half said it would lead them to mostly pay off debt. Of those in the mostly-spend category, the response was swift, with over 80...
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