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Smith, Sarah Scharf, Kimberly A. Moffitt, Robert A. Ribar, David C. Hungerman, Daniel M. Vesterlund, Lise Joulfaian, David Rooney, Patrick Michael Xie, Huan Han, Xiao Moffitt, Robert A. Wang, Xiaoyun Osili, Una Okonkwo Wang, Xiaoyun Zhang, Ye Estell, David B. Perdue, Neil H. Bandy, Robert Brown, Eleanor P. Steinberg, Richard Creedy, John Taber, Christopher Han, Xiao All co-authors giving fundraising charity altruism wohltätigkeit altruismus charitable warm glow time new price evidence lift shift effect labor welfare impure preferences schätzung estimation tax supply decline inequality interventions space match crowd affluent benefits role different model elasticity number arbeitsangebot wage response data estimates sources einkommensteuer wirkungsanalyse
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1958 Bollnow, Hermann ;
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Hofstätter, Peter Robert ;
Huber, Ernst Rudolf ; Ritzel, W.;
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Schmelzeisen, Gustaf Klemens ; Schönebaum, H.;
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Mark Ottoni Wilhelm Prof. Alternative spellings: Mark O. Wilhelm Mark Ottoni Wilhelm Mark Ottoni-Wilhelm Mark Wilhelm Biblio: Department of Economics, Indiana University ; Center on Philanthropy at Indiana State University
Affiliations Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis New York University Pennsylvania State University (University Park, Pa.)
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Publishing years Series NBER Working Paper (4) Working paper / National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc. (4) Working papers in economics (3) NBER working paper series (2) IFS working paper (2) Discussion paper / University of Bristol, Department of Economics (2) Discussion papers / CEPR (1) Working papers / Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (1) CESifo working papers (1) Discussion paper / Centre for Economic Policy Research (1) Proceedings of the Trans-Atlantic Public Economics Seminar on Inter-Jurisdictional Differences in Tax and Expenditure Policies (1) The family and intergenerational relations (1) 
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