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Stepped on by stamp duty: The effect of housing transaction taxes on home purchases and people movement
This paper quantifies the effect of housing transaction taxes (i.e. ‘stamp duty’) on housing mobility.
Global tax consensus: Can it survive?
Join Tom Barthold (US Congress) David Bradbury (OECD) and Michael Plowgian (Office of Tax Policy, US Treasury) debating the future of the global tax system, moderated by Viva Hammer (ANU, formerly US Congress and US Treasury).
Infrastructure and business taxation
Disparities between regions within a country are often accompanied by strong heterogeneities with regard to economic activity.
Impact of government support schemes on autism prevalence in Australia
This paper examines the impact of individualised government funding for disability supports, through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Impact of formal childcare price and informal childcare availability on mother's work-childcare arrangement
The purpose of this paper is to examine the responsiveness of labour supply and childcare utilisation of mothers to formal child-care price and informal childcare (IFCC) availability in Australia.
Bracket creep
Bracket creep describes the effect in a progressive tax system where nominal income growth pushes taxpayers onto higher tax rates without an increase in real income.
Genetically modified organisms and agricultural productivity
We use newly developed agricultural production account data comparable across 15 OECD countries (1973-2016) to study the impact of adopting agricultural production techniques.
Measuring the impact of the Australian tax and transfer system on inter-generational equity
This paper estimates the extent to which the Australian tax and transfer system redistributes income between Australians of different ages.
It's who you know: job search, heterogeneous professional networks, and inequality
This paper studies the value of past coworkers as a source of information about the labour market.
Does the presence of tax haven subsidiaries affect the usage of share buybacks schemes? The case of U.S. multinational companies
This study examines whether the use of tax haven subsidiaries by U.S. multinational corporations (MNCs) is associated with more intense usage of share buybacks.
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