Do taxes affect corporate debt policy? Evidence from U.S. corporate tax return data Roger H. Gordon, Young Lee
By: Gordon, Roger Hall
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Contributor(s): Lee, Young.
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ArticlePublisher: 2001Subject(s): ESTADOS UNIDOS | IMPUESTOS | SOCIEDADES
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Journal of public economics vol. 82, nº 2, november 2001, p. 195- 224
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