‘Tax the rich’? The financial crisis, fiscal fairness, and progressive income taxation

Overview of attention for article published in European Political Science Review, August 2019

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🟣 #ecprgc23 Conference Collection J Limberg @Kingspol_econ analyses a new dataset on top marginal personal income tax rates for 122 countries from 2006 to 2014 to determine if the financial crisis influenced taxes on the rich 💸 Available #OpenAccess 🔓 ht

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RT @EPSRjournal: ‘Tax the rich’? The financial crisis, fiscal fairness, and progressive income taxation' (https://t.co/2Kkx7EOxJ8) by @Juli…

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RT @EPSRjournal: MT @JulianLimberg: My @EPSRjournal article on the effects of the financial crisis on taxing top incomes is now #OpenAccess…

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