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Technological unemployment
Cox, W. Michael (1993)
Working Papers , Paper 9314

Journal Article
Income taxes as reciprocal tariffs
Ruffin, Roy J.; Gould, David M.; Cox, W. Michael (1998-07)
This article shows the equivalence between tariffs on international trade and income taxation. Traditionally, income taxes have been seen as lowering society's output through the household's labor-leisure trade-off. Income taxes also reduce the degree to which individuals specialize in market activity, which is similar to the way countries respond to tariffs in international trade. Income taxes discourage individuals from specializing in activities that reflect their comparative advantage. In so doing, income taxes may have their most distorting effects, not by encouraging individuals to ...
Economic and Financial Policy Review , Issue Q III , Pages 2-9

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Miracle to malaise: what's next for Japan?
Koo, Jahyeong; Cox, W. Michael (2006)
Economic Letter , Volume 1

Report
These are the good old days: a report on U.S. living standards
Alm, Richard; Cox, W. Michael (1993)
Annual Report

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A new alternative trade-weighted dollar exchange rate index
Cox, W. Michael (1986-09)
Economic and Financial Policy Review , Issue Sep , Pages 20-28

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The upside of downsizing
Alm, Richard; Cox, W. Michael (1996-11)
Southwest Economy , Issue Nov , Pages 7-11

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The fruits of free trade
Alm, Richard; Cox, W. Michael (2002)
Annual Report

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How big is the deficit, really?
Cox, W. Michael (1993-01)
Southwest Economy , Issue Jan , Pages 1-5

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Income taxes as reciprocal tariffs
Ruffin, Roy J.; Gould, David M.; Cox, W. Michael (1993)
Working Papers , Paper 9336

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Women at work: a progress report
Alm, Richard; Cox, W. Michael (2007)
Throughout history, much of women?s work has taken place in the home rather than in the marketplace. Recent generations of women, however, have been more likely to work in the formal economy, particularly in the United States and other developed countries.
Economic Letter , Volume 2

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