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Identifying Tax Compliance from Changes in Enforcement: Theory and Empirics | @AndrewBibler Laura Grigolon, Keith F. Teltser @tweetMTrem
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Andrew Bibler
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Andrew Bibler
@AndrewBibler
Economist at University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV Katılım Ekim 2019
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Andrew Bibler retweetledi
New WP w/ @AndrewBibler, Laura Grigolon, and @tweetMTrem just dropped! We develop an approach to point identify tax compliance using changes in tax enforcement plus an additional instrument. We then demonstrate the approach with an application to Airbnb collection agreements.
CEPR@cepr_org
New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP18805 Identifying #Tax Compliance from Changes in Enforcement: Theory and Empirics A Bibler @UNLV, L Grigolon #UniMannheim @EconUniMannheim @MaCCIcomp, @kteltser @GeorgiaStateU, @tweetMTrem @UNLV ow.ly/RSZb50Qz9nN #CEPR_IO, #CEPR_PE #economics
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Andrew Bibler retweetledi
@stanveuger @AndrewBibler @SteveRo48195125 This is an exciting project where we show that losing a classmate to a school choice lottery has negative effects on kids left behind. Adding up these negative effects with positive effects on winners -> Net increase in adult crime! Important for how we structure lotteries.
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Check this out. I talk about our paper (with @AndrewBibler and Matt Reimer) on the effect of the PFD- an unconditional cash transfer- on employment and hours worked.
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management@JPAM_DC
New episode from JPAM's Closer Look podcast! Our host, @SethGershenson, talks to @MGuettabi about his recent JPAM paper on universal cash transfers and labor Market outcomes. jpamscloserlook.podbean.com/e/universal-ca…
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Early view from JPAM: "Universal Cash Transfers and Labor Market Outcomes" by @AndrewBibler, @MGuettabi, & Matthew Reimer.
doi.org/10.1002/pam.22….
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First tweet ever!
Lots of fun working with @kteltser and @tweetMTrem on this. Let's do it again!
The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat)@restatjournal
Authors find <24% of Airbnb transactions are tax-compliant in the absence of a formal collection agreement. Just accepted new paper by Andrew Bibler (@AndrewBibler), Keith Teltser (@kteltser), Mark Tremblay (@tweetMTrem). Read the WP here: mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.116…
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