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Public Economics Lectures Part 1: Introduction

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Chetty et al. 2009: Testable Predictions<br />

Model generates three predictions:<br />

1 [Size] Larger tax changes generate larger observed elasticities<br />

Large tax changes are more likely to induce workers to search for a<br />

different job<br />

2 [Scope] Tax changes that apply to a larger group of workers generate<br />

larger observed elasticities<br />

Firms tailor jobs to preferences of common workers<br />

3 [Search Costs] Workers with lower search costs exhibit larger<br />

elasticities from individual bunching<br />

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