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Labour economics / Household income in the United States / Tax / Economics / Distribution / Income splitting / Income tax / Public economics / Political economy / Income in the United States / Taxation / Income tax in the United States
Date: 2014-12-08 05:03:43
Labour economics
Household income in the United States
Tax
Economics
Distribution
Income splitting
Income tax
Public economics
Political economy
Income in the United States
Taxation
Income tax in the United States

SERIES PAPER DISCUSSION IZA DP No. 8676

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