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½Òµ{·§½× Field Overview
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©Úµ´¤¤¦ì¼Æ§ë²¼ªÌ Rejecting Median Voter
¬Fªv¸gÀÙ¾Ç Political Economy |
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¬Fªv¸gÀپǪºÀ³¥Î Political Economy Applications |
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ºÖ§Q¤ñ¸û¥H¤Î»Ý¨D¦ôp Welfare Comparisons, Demand Estimation |
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¤¶²Ð³Ì¾A©Ò±oµ|²z½× Introduction to Optimal Income Tax, Tagging |
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³Ì¾A©Ò±oµ|²z½× Optimal Income Tax |
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¤¶²Ð¬ü°êµ|°È¨¤¦â Introduction to U.S. Tax Rules
¤k©Ê³Ò°Ê¨Ñµ¹ Male L.S. |
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µ|½á»P¨k©Ê³Ò°Ê¨Ñµ¹ Taxes and Male Labor Supply |
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µ|½á»P¤k©Ê³Ò°Ê¨Ñµ¹ Taxes and Female Labor Supply |
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µ|½á»P¤k©Ê³Ò°Ê¨Ñµ¹(Äò¤W¸`) Taxes and Female Labor Supply (continued) |
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À³µ|©Ò±o¼u©Ê Elasticity of Taxable Income |
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³ø¹S©Ò±oµ|´î§K¥H¤Ît©Ò±oµ| EITC and Negative Income Tax |
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³Ì¾A°Ó«~µ| Optimal Commodity Taxation |
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»Ý¨D¦ôp¥H³Ì¾A°Ó«~µ| Demand Estimation and Optimal Commodity Taxation
¥Ö¥jµ| Pigouvian Taxes |
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»ù¶qÃö«Y Prices vs. Quantities
¿Å¶qÀô¹Òªº¥~³¡©Ê Valuing Environmental Externalities |
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Àx»W¡B°]´I»Pµ|½á:·§½× Saving, Wealth, and Taxes: Overview |
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©Ò±o»P®ø¶Oµ| Income vs. Consumption Taxation |
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Ó¤H°h¥ðª÷±b¤á»P401(k)p¹º ¡¯401(k):¬ü°ê°êµ|§½ªº±ÂÅv¥N½X IRAs and 401(k)s |
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¸ê¥»§Q±oµ| Capital Gains Taxation |
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µ|½á»P§ë¸ê¡G¸êª÷¦¨¥» Taxes and Investment: Cost of Capital |
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¯²µ|»P§ë¸ê: Q¼Ò«¬»P¬y°Ê©Ê Taxes and Investment: Q Models and Liquidity |
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¯²µ|»P¿Ä¸ê:·§½× Taxation and Finance: Overview |
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¯²µ|»P°]°È¬Fµ¦¡]Á|¶Å¬Fµ¦¡^ Taxes and Financial Policy (Debt Policy) |
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¯²µ|»P°]°È¬Fµ¦¡]ªÑ§Q¬Fµ¦¡^ Taxes and Financial Policy (Dividends) |
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¯²µ|ÂkÄÝ¡G«¢¬f®æ¼Ò«¬ Incidence: Harberger Model |
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¸ê²£»ù®æÂkÄÝ Asset Price Incidence |