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CAN HIGH PERSONAL TAX RATES ENCOURAGE ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY
Authors: GORDON RH
Citation: Rh. Gordon, CAN HIGH PERSONAL TAX RATES ENCOURAGE ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY, Staff papers - International Monetary Fund, 45(1), 1998, pp. 49-80
TAX EVASION IN AN OPEN-ECONOMY - VALUE-ADDED VS. INCOME TAXATION
Authors: GORDON RH NIELSEN SB
Citation: Rh. Gordon et Sb. Nielsen, TAX EVASION IN AN OPEN-ECONOMY - VALUE-ADDED VS. INCOME TAXATION, Journal of public economics, 66(2), 1997, pp. 173-197
HOW MUCH DO TAXES DISCOURAGE INCORPORATION
Authors: MACKIEMASON JK GORDON RH
Citation: Jk. Mackiemason et Rh. Gordon, HOW MUCH DO TAXES DISCOURAGE INCORPORATION, The Journal of finance, 52(2), 1997, pp. 477-505
WHY IS CAPITAL SO IMMOBILE INTERNATIONALLY - POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CAPITAL INCOME TAXATION
Authors: GORDON RH BOVENBERG AL
Citation: Rh. Gordon et Al. Bovenberg, WHY IS CAPITAL SO IMMOBILE INTERNATIONALLY - POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CAPITAL INCOME TAXATION, The American economic review, 86(5), 1996, pp. 1057-1075
THE CHANGE IN PRODUCTIVITY OF CHINESE STATE ENTERPRISES, 1983-1987
Authors: GORDON RH LI W
Citation: Rh. Gordon et W. Li, THE CHANGE IN PRODUCTIVITY OF CHINESE STATE ENTERPRISES, 1983-1987, JOURNAL OF PRODUCTIVITY ANALYSIS, 6(1), 1995, pp. 5-26
TAX DISTORTIONS TO THE CHOICE OF ORGANIZATIONAL FORM
Authors: GORDON RH MACKIEMASON JK
Citation: Rh. Gordon et Jk. Mackiemason, TAX DISTORTIONS TO THE CHOICE OF ORGANIZATIONAL FORM, Journal of public economics, 55(2), 1994, pp. 279-306
IMPLICATIONS OF EXISTING TAX POLICY FOR CROSS-BORDER ACTIVITY BETWEENTHE UNITED-STATES AND MEXICO AFTER NAFTA
Authors: GORDON RH LEY E
Citation: Rh. Gordon et E. Ley, IMPLICATIONS OF EXISTING TAX POLICY FOR CROSS-BORDER ACTIVITY BETWEENTHE UNITED-STATES AND MEXICO AFTER NAFTA, National tax journal, 47(2), 1994, pp. 435-445
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