Charitable Contributions to International Relief and Development

David Ribar and Mark O. Wilhelm

National Tax Journal, 1995, vol. 48, issue 2, 229-44

Abstract: Uses state-level data (1988-91) to analyze the effects of income and tax policy on private giving to international relief and development organizations. Finds that this type of charitable giving is sensitive to change in both income and tax rates.

Date: 1995
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