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Daniel L. Nielson
Professor of Government

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Department of Government

University of Texas at Austin



Do Indirect Taxes Promote Accountability? Testing The Effects of Revenue Modality on Citizen Behavior∗


Journal article


Brandon de la Cuesta, Lucy Martin, H. Milner, D. Nielson
2018

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de la Cuesta, B., Martin, L., Milner, H., & Nielson, D. (2018). Do Indirect Taxes Promote Accountability? Testing The Effects of Revenue Modality on Citizen Behavior∗.


Chicago/Turabian   Click to copy
Cuesta, Brandon de la, Lucy Martin, H. Milner, and D. Nielson. “Do Indirect Taxes Promote Accountability? Testing The Effects of Revenue Modality on Citizen Behavior∗” (2018).


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de la Cuesta, Brandon, et al. Do Indirect Taxes Promote Accountability? Testing The Effects of Revenue Modality on Citizen Behavior∗. 2018.


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@article{brandon2018a,
  title = {Do Indirect Taxes Promote Accountability? Testing The Effects of Revenue Modality on Citizen Behavior∗},
  year = {2018},
  author = {de la Cuesta, Brandon and Martin, Lucy and Milner, H. and Nielson, D.}
}


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