Simulating Nonlinear Tax Rules and Nonstandard Behavior: An Application to the Tax Treatment of Charitable Contributions
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Copyright 1983
ISBN 0226240843
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Copy CitationMartin S. Feldstein and Lawrence Lindsey, Behavioral Simulation Methods in Tax Policy Analysis (University of Chicago Press, 1983), chap. 5, https://www.nber.org/books-and-chapters/behavioral-simulation-methods-tax-policy-analysis/simulating-nonlinear-tax-rules-and-nonstandard-behavior-application-tax-treatment-charitable.
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