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Authors:
Goolsbee, A
Citation: A. Goolsbee, The implications of electronic commerce for fiscal policy (and vice versa), J ECON PERS, 15(1), 2001, pp. 13-23
Authors:
Goolsbee, A
Maydew, EL
Citation: A. Goolsbee et El. Maydew, Coveting thy neighbor's manufacturing: the dilemma of state income apportionment, J PUBLIC EC, 75(1), 2000, pp. 125-143
Authors:
Goolsbee, A
Citation: A. Goolsbee, In a world without borders: The impact of taxes on Internet commerce, Q J ECON, 115(2), 2000, pp. 561-576
Authors:
Goolsbee, A
Citation: A. Goolsbee, The importance of measurement error in the cost of capital, NAT TAX J, 53(2), 2000, pp. 215-228
Authors:
Goolsbee, A
Citation: A. Goolsbee, What happens when you tax the rich? Evidence from executive compensation, J POLIT EC, 108(2), 2000, pp. 352-378
Authors:
Goolsbee, A
Citation: A. Goolsbee, Taxes, high-income executives, and the perils of revenue estimation in thenew economy, AM ECON REV, 90(2), 2000, pp. 271-275
Authors:
Goolsbee, A
Zittrain, J
Citation: A. Goolsbee et J. Zittrain, Evaluating the costs and benefits of taxing Internet commerce, NAT TAX J, 52(3), 1999, pp. 413-428
Authors:
Goolsbee, A
Citation: A. Goolsbee, Evidence on the high-income Laffer curve from six decades of tax reform., BROOKINGS P, (2), 1999, pp. 1-64
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