Did the 2001 tax rebate stimulate spending? Evidence from taxpayer surveys Matthew D. Shapiro and Joel Slemrod
By: Shapiro, Matthew D
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Contributor(s): Slemrod, Joel B.
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ArticlePublisher: 2003Subject(s): ESTADOS UNIDOS | CONSUMO FAMILIAR | IMPUESTOS | PAGOS ADELANTADOS | FAMILIA
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Tax Policy and Economy, nº 17, 2003 p. 83-109
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Resumen. Bibliografía. Conclusiones. Apéndices
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