Behavioural Public Finance
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Behavioural Public Finance
Individuals, Society, and the State
Batrancea, Larissa; Erdogdu, M. Mustafa; Cevik, Savas
Taylor & Francis Inc
11/2020
332
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Inglês
9780815364306
15 a 20 dias
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Book Overview PART ONE - THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON BEHAVIOURAL PUBLIC FINANCE 1. Behavioral Public Finance in a Populist World 2. Smart Decision-Makers, Institutional Design and X-Efficient (Real World Optimal) Public Finance 3. Behavioral Economics and Public Policy PART TWO - BEHAVIOURAL RESPONSES TO REGULATIONS 4. Financial Decisions and Financial Regulation: Three Concepts of Performance-Based Regulation 5. Behavioral Biases and Political Actors: Three Examples from US International Taxation 6. Varieties of General Anti-Avoidance Legislation PART THREE - TAX COMPLIANCE BEHAVIOUR: CASES 7. Political Economy of Tax Compliance Behavior: An Analysis of Three Cities in Turkey 8. Incidental Emotions, Integral Emotions, and Decisions to Pay Taxes 9. Moral Concerns and Personal Beliefs regarding Tax Evasion: Empirical Results from Germany, Romania, Turkey, and the United Kingdom 10. Paying Is Caring? Prosociality and Gender in Fiscal Compliance 11. Tax Compliance Theories and Fiduciary Taxes: Do the Shoes Fit? 12. How to Tax the Powerful and the Sophisticated? 13. Starbucks and Media Allegations of Tax Avoidance: An Examination of Reputational Loss 14. The Effect of Media on Tax Compliance: Hypothetical Scenarios Study
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart;Behavioral Microeconomics;Qualitative Focus Group Study;Public Finance;Tax Evasion Behavior;Fiscal Policies;Tax Compliance;Economics and Social Values;Tax Morale;Public Economics;Cumulative Abnormal Returns;Taxation, Subsidies and Revenue;Tax Amnesties;Behavioral Finance;Tax Avoidance;behavioural public finance;Behavioral Economics;behavioural economics;Tax Evasion;tax behaviour;GAARs;Efficient Market Hypothesis;fiscal relationship;Reputational Loss;Fiscal exchange;Expected Utility;Voluntary Tax Compliance;Political governance;Financial Service Providers;Public finance policy;Hm Revenue;Exit Tax;Tax Evasion Acts;UK Unit;Lucas Critique;Expected Utility Theory;Scienza Delle Finanze;Mystery Shoppers;UK Uncut
Book Overview PART ONE - THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON BEHAVIOURAL PUBLIC FINANCE 1. Behavioral Public Finance in a Populist World 2. Smart Decision-Makers, Institutional Design and X-Efficient (Real World Optimal) Public Finance 3. Behavioral Economics and Public Policy PART TWO - BEHAVIOURAL RESPONSES TO REGULATIONS 4. Financial Decisions and Financial Regulation: Three Concepts of Performance-Based Regulation 5. Behavioral Biases and Political Actors: Three Examples from US International Taxation 6. Varieties of General Anti-Avoidance Legislation PART THREE - TAX COMPLIANCE BEHAVIOUR: CASES 7. Political Economy of Tax Compliance Behavior: An Analysis of Three Cities in Turkey 8. Incidental Emotions, Integral Emotions, and Decisions to Pay Taxes 9. Moral Concerns and Personal Beliefs regarding Tax Evasion: Empirical Results from Germany, Romania, Turkey, and the United Kingdom 10. Paying Is Caring? Prosociality and Gender in Fiscal Compliance 11. Tax Compliance Theories and Fiduciary Taxes: Do the Shoes Fit? 12. How to Tax the Powerful and the Sophisticated? 13. Starbucks and Media Allegations of Tax Avoidance: An Examination of Reputational Loss 14. The Effect of Media on Tax Compliance: Hypothetical Scenarios Study
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart;Behavioral Microeconomics;Qualitative Focus Group Study;Public Finance;Tax Evasion Behavior;Fiscal Policies;Tax Compliance;Economics and Social Values;Tax Morale;Public Economics;Cumulative Abnormal Returns;Taxation, Subsidies and Revenue;Tax Amnesties;Behavioral Finance;Tax Avoidance;behavioural public finance;Behavioral Economics;behavioural economics;Tax Evasion;tax behaviour;GAARs;Efficient Market Hypothesis;fiscal relationship;Reputational Loss;Fiscal exchange;Expected Utility;Voluntary Tax Compliance;Political governance;Financial Service Providers;Public finance policy;Hm Revenue;Exit Tax;Tax Evasion Acts;UK Unit;Lucas Critique;Expected Utility Theory;Scienza Delle Finanze;Mystery Shoppers;UK Uncut
