Effects of labour taxes on hours of market and home work: The role of international capital mobility and trade
The Prescott hypothesis that permanently higher marginal tax rates on labour income fully explain the decline in market hours worked in Europe (relative to North America) over three decades is subject to a theoretical investigation. The Prescott model consists of isolated economies that are not link...
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2014
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