Tax reforms and their varying impacts on private households in Germany – socio-economic modelling opportunities in a macro-econometric input-output model.

Drosdowski, T. & Stöver, B. (2016): Tax reforms and their varying impacts on private households in Germany – socio-economic modelling opportunities in a macro-econometric input-output model. GWS Discussion Paper 2016/8, Osnabrück.

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Verbundprojekt, Dritter Bericht zur sozioökonomischen Entwicklung in Deutschland

Author(s):

Britta Stöver

Year of Publication:

2016

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