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Experimental Approaches to Taxation and Redistribution
Thu, August 29, 2:00 to 3:30pm, Omni, Governor's BoardroomSession Submission Type: Full Paper Panel
Session Description
Contributions to this panel focus on the micro-foundations of the political economy of redistribution, with a particular interest on taxation and insurance tools. Specifically, working under a common analytical framework, contributors revisit experimentally themes such as the causes of tax compliance, the relationship between risk and skills' investment, support for insurance policies, and the link between altruism and risk.
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Individual Presentations
Insurance Effects on Support for Redistribution - Karl Ljungstrom Kahn, University of Oxford; David Rueda, University of Oxford
Insuring Altruism: Labor Market Risks and the Social Insurance Design - Verena Rebecca Fetscher, University of Oxford
UI and Investment in Task-Specic Skills: Evidence from Experiments - John Stephen Ahlquist, University of California, San Diego; Ben William Ansell, University of Oxford
The Distributive Basis of Tax Compliance - Pablo Beramendi, Duke University; Asli Cansunar, University of Oxford; Raymond Duch, CESS Nuffield