Trends in High Incomes and Behavioral Responses to Taxation: Evidence from Executive Compensation and Statistics of Income Data: Working Paper 2006-14

Nada O. Eissa and Seth Giertz

No 18272, Working Papers from Congressional Budget Office

Abstract: This paper examines income trends from 1992 to 2004 and the responsiveness of different income measures to tax changes for corporate executives and for the very highest income U.S. taxpayers. We detail the growth in executive compensation and break down the components of that growth by sources, such as the value of options and stock grants, as well as bonus income. We then examine income trends at various points in the income distribution for executives and for all taxpayers. An empirial strategy similar to that employed by Goolsbee (2000) is then used to examine the

Date: 2006-12-01
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