The labor supply effects and cost of alternative negative income tax programs : evidence from the Seattle and Denver income maintenance experiments. Part 2: National Predictions Using the Labor Supply Response Function

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Title: The labor supply effects and cost of alternative negative income tax programs : evidence from the Seattle and Denver income maintenance experiments. Part 2: National Predictions Using the Labor Supply Response Function
Uniform Title: Labor supply effects and cost of alternative negative income tax programs (Online)
Contributor: Keeley, Michael C.
Corporate Contributor: Colorado. Department of Social Services. Office of Special Projects.
Stanford Research Institute.
Date: 1977
Publisher: Stanford Research Institute
Place of Publication: Menlo Park, Calif.
Notes: by Michael C. Keeley [and others].
pt. 1. The labor supply response function.--Pt. 2. National predictions using the labor supply response function.
"The research reported herein was performed pursuant to contracts with the states of Washington and Colorado ...". Handled as a special project through the Colorado Department of Social Services, with involvement in special aspects by other state/educational agencies.
"May 1977."
Bibliography: pages 43-44.
"SRI Projects URD-8750/1190."
Research performed under Department of Health, Education and Welfare contract numbers SRS-70-53 and SRS 71-18.
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Topics: Negative income tax--Mechanical models
Mechanical models
Labor supply--Mathematical models
Mathematical models
Places: United States
Extent: 1 online resource (2 files in one folder) : illustrations.
Language: eng
Series Title: Research memorandum (Center for the Study of Welfare Policy (Stanford Research Institute))
Classification: SOC1/300.2/IN2/1977/INTERNET
Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/11629/co:25451
Record Identifier: 939748274
Created Date: 2019-04-09T15:12:41.210Z