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In section 5 , we summarize the main findings of the paper . e sum 2 Assumptions
of the model There are two countries ... We assume that each firm has a
subsidiary in each other ' s country and that each market in served only by the
plants ...
In section 5 , we summarize the main findings of the paper . e sum 2 Assumptions
of the model There are two countries ... We assume that each firm has a
subsidiary in each other ' s country and that each market in served only by the
plants ...
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In the last two columns of Table 6 , we separate our sample into two groups :
countries with good and bad bureaucrats . The estimated coefficient of the tax
ratio for countries with good bureaucrats , - 9 . 56 , is much larger than that for
countries ...
In the last two columns of Table 6 , we separate our sample into two groups :
countries with good and bad bureaucrats . The estimated coefficient of the tax
ratio for countries with good bureaucrats , - 9 . 56 , is much larger than that for
countries ...
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These countries have been distributed into three groups on the basis of per
capita GDP in 1995 . The high - income ( at least 10000 $ US per capita GDP in
1995 ) panel comprises 26 countries : 23 OECD countries ( Australia , Austria ...
These countries have been distributed into three groups on the basis of per
capita GDP in 1995 . The high - income ( at least 10000 $ US per capita GDP in
1995 ) panel comprises 26 countries : 23 OECD countries ( Australia , Austria ...
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Hyung Rok Yim Craig Parsons Optimal Taxation Welfare | 29 |
SungJin Cho Effects of Demand Shock and its Volatility | 49 |
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