Stacy Dickert-Conlin
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On Oct. 17th (9:00am - 3:45pm CT) join the @ChicagoFed and the @SadieCollective for the 5th Annual Exploring Career Pathways in Economics and Related Fields Conference. Hear opening remarks from Chicago Fed President @Austan_Goolsbee and join us for a fireside keynote with me
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Congratulations #MSUEconomics class of 2024! We are so grateful to have been part of your unique journey! 🎓 🙌 🎉 💚
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Join us April 9 at 6:30 p.m. in Wells Hall B117 to hear from our alumni panel and explore what you can do with a major in economics. #MSUEconomics #MSUSocialScience
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My #MSUeconomics grad student needs 1 more paper/presenter for @NatlTax 117 Annual Conference in Detroit. If you have a paper on the Take-up of Tax Credits/The Filing Decision Among Low-Income Households email your abstract to Fran Alba or reply to me. #econtwitter #MSUeconomics
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Calling all @AEAMP1 mentees who expect to be on the economics job market in 2023-24: Please check your email inboxes to sign up for the @AEAMP1 Virtual Job Market Bootcamp. Deadline is July 31. #econtwitter More information available here:
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Congratulations to our PhD graduates David Hong, Su Hwan Chung, Andrew Earle, Elise Breshears, Graham Gardner, Mehmet Karaca, Katyln Hettinger, Alexander Johann, Ben Miller, Joshua Brownstein and Kaidi Wu! 🎓 🎉
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New work in @JournalTax: “Pillar Two's Built-In Escape Hatch” By @FaulhaberLilian Read more here:
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This article focuses on Pillar Two’s substance-based income exclusion and illustrates how it is the result of three separate international tax developments that have taken place over the past 15...
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This paper applies the inverse-optimum income tax method to quantify social preferences across income groups in all US states. It extends the method to include sales & property taxes, finding weights that decline little above $100ka & that don’t decrease monotonically.
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“Revealing Values: Applying the Inverse-Optimum Method to US State Taxes”, by Robert Embree Read more here:
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Sept work in @JournalTax: Universal Cash Transfers and Inflation By @nomadj1s and @mioana Read more here:
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By stimulating consumer spending, unconditional cash transfers may increase price levels. In Alaska, residents have received an unconditional cash transfer every year since 1982: the Alaska Permanent...
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Sept. article in @JournalTax: “The Impact of Financial Transaction Taxes on Stock Markets: Short-run Effects, Long-run Effects & Reallocation of Trading Activity ” By Sebastian Eichfelder, Mona Noack & Felix North (@north_felix)
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Sept. 2022 work in @JournalTax: “Lists: A Novel Experimental Method to Measure Tax Evasion” By @aGenestGregoire @Luc_Godbout & @JeanHermanGuay Read more here:
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This paper presents a novel experimental method to measure the propensity to evade taxes that overcomes sensitivity bias. Drawn from political science research, the method uses list experiments to...
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Sept. 2022 work in @JournalTax: “The Antipoverty Impact of the EITC: New Estimates from Survey and Administrative Tax Records” By Maggie R. Jones and James P. Ziliak Read more here:
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We reassess the antipoverty effects of the earned income tax credit (EITC) using unique data linking the Current Population Survey (CPS) Annual Social and Economic Supplement to Internal Revenue...
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Sept. work in @JournalTax: “Why Is Corporate Tax Revenue Stable While Tax Rates Fall? Evidence from Firm-Level Data” By Clemens Fuest, Felix Hugger, and Susanne Wildgruber Read more here:
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Sept. work in @JournalTax: “Design and Evaluation of the Finnish Basic Income Experiment” By Kari Hämäläinen and Jouko Verho Read more here:
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The Finnish basic income experiment was an ambitious effort to study basic income in a Nordic welfare state. This paper describes the planning, implementation, and scientific evaluation of the...
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New work in @JournalTax: “The COVID-19 cash transfer study II: The hardship and mental health impacts of an unconditional cash transfer to low-income individuals” By Brian Jacob, Natasha Pilkauskas, Elizabeth Rhodes, Katherine Richard, and H. Luke Shaefer
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Sept. work in @JournalTax: “Universal Cash Transfers and Inflation” By Damon Jones (@nomadj1s) and Ioana Marinescu (@mioana) Read more here: https://t.co/lUhBaXzNdb By stimulating consumer spending, unconditional cash transfers may increase price levels.
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By stimulating consumer spending, unconditional cash transfers may increase price levels. In Alaska, residents have received an unconditional cash transfer every year since 1982: the Alaska Permanent...
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New NTJ Webinar Series, NTJ Forum: OECD Pillars One and Two Explained! Learn more & register at ( https://t.co/24trrtWcBH)!
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Register today!
New NTJ Webinar Series, NTJ Forum: OECD Pillars One and Two Explained! Learn more & register at ( https://t.co/24trrtWcBH)!
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