Optimal-sized tuition tax credits reconsidered: comment
DE Frey - Public Finance Quarterly, 1991 - journals.sagepub.com
In a recent article, Martinello and West (1988) argued that a tuition tax credit, while costing
the federal government lost revenue, would provide substantial net governmental savings …
the federal government lost revenue, would provide substantial net governmental savings …
Optimal-Sized Tuition Tax Credits Reconsidered: Comment
D Frey - 1991 - arch.neicon.ru
In a recent article, Martinello and West (1988) argued that a tuition tax credit, while costing
the federal government lost revenue, would provide substantial net governmental savings …
the federal government lost revenue, would provide substantial net governmental savings …
Optimal-Sized Tuition Tax Credits Reconsidered: Comment
DE Frey - Public Finance Review, 1991 - econpapers.repec.org
In a recent article, Martinello and West (1988) argued that a tuition tax credit, while costing
the federal government lost revenue, would provide substantial net governmental savings …
the federal government lost revenue, would provide substantial net governmental savings …
[引用][C] Optimal-Sized Tuition Tax Credits Reconsidered: Comment
DE Frey - Public Finance Review, 1991 - elibrary.ru
In a recent article, Martinello and West (1988) argued that a tuition tax credit, while
Optimal-sized tuition tax credits reconsidered: comment
DE Frey - Public Finance Quarterly, 1991 - go.gale.com
Martinello and West (1988)(hereafter MW) recently stated the case that a tuition tax credit for
private elementary and secondary education would generate overall governmental savings …
private elementary and secondary education would generate overall governmental savings …
Optimal-Sized Tuition Tax Credits Reconsidered: Comment
DE Frey - Public Finance Review, 1991 - ideas.repec.org
In a recent article, Martinello and West (1988) argued that a tuition tax credit, while costing
the federal government lost revenue, would provide substantial net governmental savings …
the federal government lost revenue, would provide substantial net governmental savings …