Does growing inequality reduce tax progressivity?: should it?
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Cambridge, Mass.
2000
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7576 |
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| title | Does growing inequality reduce tax progressivity? should it? |
| title_auth | Does growing inequality reduce tax progressivity? should it? |
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| title_full | Does growing inequality reduce tax progressivity? should it? Joel Slemrod ; Jon Bakija |
| title_fullStr | Does growing inequality reduce tax progressivity? should it? Joel Slemrod ; Jon Bakija |
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| title_short | Does growing inequality reduce tax progressivity? |
| title_sort | does growing inequality reduce tax progressivity should it |
| title_sub | should it? |
| topic | Recht Steuer Income distribution United States Progressive taxation United States Tax incidence United States Taxation Law and legislation United States |
| topic_facet | Recht Steuer Income distribution United States Progressive taxation United States Tax incidence United States Taxation Law and legislation United States USA |
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