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Bianchi, Gudmundsson, and Zoega 2001<br />

Large, salient change: ∆ log(1 − MTR) ≈ 43%, much bigger than<br />

most studies<br />

Note that elasticities reported in paper are w.r.t. average tax rates:<br />

ε L,T /E = ∑(L 87 − L A )/L A<br />

∑ T 86 /E 86<br />

ε E ,T /E = ∑(E 87 − E A )/E A<br />

∑ T 86 /E 86<br />

Estimates imply hours elasticity w.r.t. marginal tax rate of roughly<br />

0.29<br />

Is this a Frisch or Hicksian elasticity?<br />

<strong>Public</strong> <strong>Economics</strong> <strong>Lectures</strong> ()<strong>Part</strong> 5: Income Taxation and Labor Supply 103 / 217

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