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The optimal non-linear income tax
Momi Dahan
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Michel Strawczynski
Federmann School of Public Policy
Department of Economics
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Classical Model
33%
Critical Assumption
33%
Diamond
33%
Dominant Model
33%
Finance Literature
33%
High-income
33%
Income Level
33%
Income Tax
100%
Income Taxation
33%
Israeli
33%
Kernel Estimation
33%
Lognormal Distribution
66%
Marginal Tax Rates
100%
Mirrlees
33%
Public Finance
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Kernel Estimation
33%
Marginal Tax Rate
100%
Public Finance
33%