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Estimating Labor Supply Disincentives of a Negative Income Tax: Some Results and Lessons from the Experiments

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  • Robert Moffitt
  • Kenneth Kehrer

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Reviews the basic findings of the negative income tax experiments and discusses the modeling differences encountered in estimating the labor supply response to tax rates.

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  • Robert Moffitt & Kenneth Kehrer, "undated". "Estimating Labor Supply Disincentives of a Negative Income Tax: Some Results and Lessons from the Experiments," Mathematica Policy Research Reports f65e3ccc692540638c09bdf4f, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:f65e3ccc692540638c09bdf4f0f2cc6c
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    Negative Income Tax; National basic income; Graduated work incentive; Graduated tax.;
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