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1“...The effects of state tax policy on economic growth, entrepreneur ship, and employment remain controversial. Using a framework that in prior research generated...”
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2by Alan J. Auerbach William G. Gale Benjamin H. Harris Published in The Journal of economic perspectives (01.10.2010)“...During and after the “Great Recession” that began in December 2007 the U.S. federal government enacted several rounds of activist fiscal policy. In this paper,...”
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3by Leonard E. Burman William G. Gale Sarah Gault Bryan Kim Jim Nunns Steve Rosenthal Published in National tax journal (01.03.2016)“...We explore issues related to a financial transaction tax (FTT) in the United States. We trace the history and current practice of the tax in the United States...”
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4by Michal Grinstein-Weiss Michael Sherraden William G. Gale William M. Rohe Mark Schreiner Clinton Key Published in American economic journal. Economic policy (01.02.2013)“...We examine the long-term effects of a 1998—2003 randomized experiment in Tulsa, Oklahoma with Individual Development Accounts that offered low-income...”
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5“...This paper reviews the fiscal outlook in the United States, discusses why revenue increases are a critical aspect of any enduring fiscal solution, and outlines...”
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6by William G. Gale Published in The Journal of political economy (01.08.1998)“...This paper examines the extent to which households offset pension wealth with reductions in other wealth. Systematic econometric biases imply that the...”
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7by Leonard E. Burman Norma B. Coe Michael Dworsky William G. Gale Published in National tax journal (01.12.2012)“...We examine workers' disposition of pre-retirement lump-sum distributions, using policy changes in 1986 and 1992 as natural experiments. We find that higher...”
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8“...This paper provides new estimates of the federal budget outlook over 10-year and long-term horizons under three sets of assumptions: the Congressional Budget...”
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9by Eric M. Engen William G. Gale John Karl Scholz Published in The Journal of economic perspectives (01.10.1996)“...The authors evaluate research on how tax-based saving incentives (IRAs and 401(k)s) affect saving. Previous research overstates the impact of the incentives on...”
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10“...The effects of fiscal policy on the economy have received substantial attention in academic and policy circles. We review this literature in light of recent...”
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11“...This paper uses household data to provide direct estimates of intergenerational transfers as a source of wealth. The authors distinguish between intended...”
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12“...One recurring issue in the debate over the estate tax is its impact on the non-profit sector. With the top marginal rate of federal estate tax currently at 49...”
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13by Douglas W. Elmendorf Jason Furman William G. Gale Benjamin H. Harris Published in National tax journal (01.09.2008)“...We reexamine the distributional effects of the 2001 and 2003 tax changes, incorporating two factors omitted in standard distributional estimates: the financing...”
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14by Leonard E. Burman William G. Gale Greg Leiserson Jeffrey Rohaly Published in National tax journal (01.09.2007)“...The alternative minimum tax (AMT) is a complex, unfair, and inefficient shadow tax system that threatens to affect 32 million taxpayers by 2010, many of them...”
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16by Gale, William G Published in Journal of pension economics & finance (2020)“...AbstractThis paper examines retirement saving policy for independent – or contingent – workers, a growing segment of the workforce. Because few of these...”
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18by Burman, Leonard E Gale, William G Rohaly, Jeffrey Published in The Journal of economic perspectives (01.06.2003)“...The individual alternative minimum tax (AMT) was designed in 1970 to apply reduce aggressive tax sheltering, but under current law will grow to cover tens of...”
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19“...Under traditional formulations, lower capital income tax rates reduce the user cost of capital and stimulate investment. The traditional approach, however,...”
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20by Engelhardt, Gary V Eriksen, Michael D Gale, William G Mills, Gregory B Published in Journal of urban economics (2010)“...We estimate the social benefits of homeownership using an exogenous instrument based on randomly assigned treatment status from a field experiment that...”