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Rebecca CassellsCurtin UniversityEmail confirmado em curtin.edu.au
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Costas MeghirProfessor of Economics, Yale UniversityEmail confirmado em yale.edu
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Rachel Ong ViforJCurtin UniversityEmail confirmado em curtin.edu.au
Yashar TarverdiAdj Researcher @ School of Economics, Finance and Property & Adj. Research Fellow, Bankwest CurtinEmail confirmado em curtin.edu.au
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A M DockeryCurtin UniversityEmail confirmado em curtin.edu.au
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Alan Duncan

Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre, Curtin University

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economics - labour economics - public policy - econometrics


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Estimating labor supply responses using tax reforms R Blundell, A Duncan, C Meghir Econometrica, 827-861, 1998	933	1998
Estimating Labor Supply Responses Using Tax Reforms R Blundell, A Duncan, C Meghir Econometrica, 1998	933	1998
Estimating Labor Supply Responses Using Tax Reforms RW Blundell, A Duncan, C Meghir July 66 (4), 827-61, 1998	933	1998
The labour market impact of the working families' tax credit R Blundell, A Duncan, J McCrae, C Meghir Fiscal Studies 21 (1), 75-104, 2000	733	2000
Did working families' tax credit work? The impact of in-work support on labour supply in Great Britain M Brewer, A Duncan, A Shephard, MJ Suarez Labour Economics 13 (6), 699-720, 2006	367	2006
Semiparametric estimation and consumer demand R Blundell, A Duncan, K Pendakur Journal of Applied Econometrics 13 (5), 435-461, 1998	307	1998
Kernel regression in empirical microeconomics R Blundell, A Duncan Journal of Human Resources, 62-87, 1998	216	1998
Behavioural microsimulation with labour supply responses J Creedy, A Duncan Journal of economic surveys 16 (1), 1-39, 2002	190	2002
Microsimulation modelling of taxation and the labour market: the Melbourne Institute tax and transfer simulator J Creedy, A Duncan, MN Harris, R Scutella Edward Elgar Publishing, 2002	169	2002
Taxation in empirical labour supply models: lone mothers in the UK R Blundell, A Duncan, C Meghir The Economic Journal 102, 265-278, 1992	132	1992
Labour supply incentives and recent family credit reforms A Duncan, C Giles The Economic Journal 106 (434), 142-155, 1996	117	1996
Is headspace making a difference to young people's lives? F Hilferty, R Cassells, K Muir, I Katz Social Policy Research Centre, 2016	112	2016
The Internationalisation of Public Welfare Policy* J Banks, R Disney, A Duncan, J Van Reenen The Economic Journal 115 (502), C62-C81, 2005	79	2005
Evaluating In-Work Benefit Reform: the Working Families Tax Credit in the UK R Blundell, A Duncan, C Meghir, J McCrae Preliminary Draft, 1999	71	1999
Household labour supply, childcare costs and in-work benefits: modelling the impact of the working families tax credit in the UK A Duncan, J MacCrae Econometrics Society European Meetings, 1999	71	1999
Trends in poverty and inequality in decentralising Indonesia R Miranti, Y Vidyattama, E Hansnata, R Cassells, A Duncan OECD Social, Employment and Migration Working Papers 148, 2013	69	2013
Simulating transitions using discrete choice models A Duncan, M Weeks	69	1998
Lone mothers, family credit and paid work A Dilnot, A Duncan Fiscal Studies 13 (1), 1-21, 1992	69	1992
Mothers' employment and childcare use in Britain G Paull, J Taylor, A Duncan, J Payne Institute for Fiscal Studies, 2002	68*	2002
Evaluating In-Work Benefit Reforms: The Working Families Tax Credit in the UK R Blundell, A Duncan, J McCrae, C Meghir Discussion Paper, Institute for Fiscal Studies, London, 0	68*

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