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The Effects of Tax Evasion on Inequality
To estimate inequality from tax data, researchers must allocate misreported income (e.g., evasion) to individuals. Misreported income, however, is not di- rectly observed. Recovering true income therefore requires identifying assump- tions about the joint distribution of true income and reporting, a
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