Who Pays the Gasoline Tax?

Howard Chernick () and Andrew Reschovsky

National Tax Journal, 1997, vol. 50, issue 2, 233-59

Abstract: Analyzes panel data over 11 years (both backward from 1982 and forward from 1982) to determine the average gasoline tax burden. Considers links between economic mobility, gasoline consumption, and excise tax increases.

Date: 1997
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