Published January 1987
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Are we a Nation of Tax Cheaters? New Econometric Evidence on Tax Compliance
Chicago
Abstract
The theoretical basis for the economic approach to tax compliance has, at least until recently, been inadequate, and the limited empirical work based on it is seriously flawed. In this paper we briefly review both, as well as new theoretical and, especially, empirical work on the tax compliance problem. With respect to the latter we present preliminary results based cm a state-level, time-series, cross-section data set drawn in part from the annual reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
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Published as Dubin, Jeffrey A., Michael J. Graetz, and Louis L. Wilde. "Are we a nation of tax cheaters? New econometric evidence on tax compliance." The American Economic Review 77.2 (1987): 240-245.Attached Files
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