Failure to Communicate: What (if anything) can we learn from the negative income tax experiments?

The author argues that findings on employment reduction in those who receive unconditional cash transfers from a series of experiments in the US between 1968 - 1980 are often overstated. His primary contention is that experiments could not estimate the demand response, and therefore could not estimate the market response to the programs.

2005

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