Toying with Death and Taxes: Some Lessons from Down Under

Joshua Gans and Andrew Leigh

The Economists' Voice, 2006, vol. 3, issue 6, 3

Abstract: Economists think many (most?) things are subject to incentives. The evidence from ''Down Under'' suggests that even the timing of death could vary with a repeal of estate taxes.

Date: 2006
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