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The Minnesota Income Tax Compliance Experiment: Replication of the Social Norms Experiment
This research note reports the results of a follow-up experiment conducted to validate an earlier experiment showing that if taxpayers overestimate the prevalence of tax evasion, their voluntary compliance can be increased by informing them about the true rate of cheating. The result confirms that t
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