Joseph A. Pechman

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Joseph A. Pechman

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According to Wikipedia, Joseph Aaron Pechman was a highly influential economist and taxation scholar in the United States. He graduated from the City College of New York and the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He served as president of the American Economic Association and was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He was also a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

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Joseph A. Pechman's Published Works

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Federal Tax Policy. (1967) (309)
Who bears the tax burden (1974) (268)
Who Paid the Taxes 1966-85? (1985) (157)
How Taxes Affect Economic Behavior (1981) (118)
The Distributional Effects of Public Higher Education in California. (1970) (99)
What Should Be Taxed: Income or Expenditure? (1981) (77)
Uneasy compromise : problems of a hybrid income-consumption tax (1988) (75)
Social security : perspectives for reform (1969) (66)
Gender in the Workplace (1987) (62)
Who Bears the Tax Burden? Studies of Government Finance Series. (1974) (56)
World tax reform : a progress report (1988) (48)
Distribution of Income by Size (1948) (46)
Is a Negative Income Tax Practical?* (1967) (41)
The Future of the Income Tax (1990) (41)
THE INCOME TAX TREATMENT OF THE FAMILY: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE (1990) (37)
Work Incentives and Income Guarantees: The New Jersey Negative Income Tax Experiment (1975) (36)
Tax Reform: Theory and Practice (1987) (32)
Comprehensive Income Taxation. (1978) (32)
Setting national priorities--the 1974 budget. (1977) (31)
Welfare in Rural Areas: The North Carolina-Iowa Income Maintenance Experiment (1979) (30)
Federal Tax Reform, the Impossible Dream? (1975) (28)
Setting National Priorities (1978) (27)
Responsiveness of the Federal Individual Income Tax to Changes in Income (1973) (26)
The role of the economist in government : an international perspective (1990) (25)
Who Paid the Taxes, 1966-85? (1986) (20)
The Rich, the Poor, and the Taxes they Pay (1986) (19)
Setting National Priorities: Agenda for the 1980s (1980) (17)
Individual income tax erosion by income classes (1972) (17)
Note on the Intergenerational Transfer of Public Higher-Education Benefits (1972) (15)
Tax Reform: The Rich and the Poor (1989) (14)
Analysis of Wisconsin income (1949) (12)
Comparative tax systems : Europe, Canada, and Japan (1987) (11)
The Future of the Income Tax: Erratum (1990) (10)
Who Paid the Taxes in 1966 (1974) (8)
Economics in the Public Service. (1984) (8)
The Distribution of Costs and Benefits of Public Higher Education: Further Comments (1971) (8)
INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX PROVISIONS OF THE REVENUE ACT OF 1964 (1965) (7)
A Comprehensive income tax base? : a debate (1969) (7)
Pechman's Tax Incidence Study: A Response (1986) (7)
Mr. Colin Clark on the Limits of Taxation (1952) (7)
Distribution of Federal and State Income Taxes by Income Classes (1972) (6)
YIELD OF THE INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX DURING A RECESSION (1954) (6)
What should be taxed, income or expenditure ? : a report of a conference sponsored by the Fund for Public Policy Research and the Brookings Institution (1997) (5)
Comprehensive income taxation and rate reduction (1983) (4)
SIMULATION OF THE CARTER COMMISSION TAX PROPOSALS FOR THE UNITED STATES (1969) (4)
Uses of Tax Files Combined with Field Surveys (1974) (3)
Economics in the Public Service: Papers in Honor of Walter W. Heller (1982) (3)
Tax reform and the U.S. economy : papers : presented at a conference at the Brookings Institution, December 2, 1986 (1987) (3)
Federal tax reform for 1976 : a compendium (1976) (3)
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CORPORATION AND INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAXES (1975) (3)
Why We Should Stick with the Income Tax (1990) (3)
Economic Choices 1987 (1986) (2)
Fulfilling America's Promise: Social Policies for the 1990s (1992) (2)
Comprehensive income taxation : a report of a conference sponsored by the Fund for Public Policy Research and the Brookings Institution (1977) (2)
FISCAL FEDERALISM FOR THE 1970's (1971) (2)
Comprehensive Income Taxation: A Comment (1967) (2)
EROSION OF THE INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX (1957) (1)
Economics for Policymaking: Selected Essays of Arthur M. Okun. (1984) (1)
At Home: The Myths of Tax Reform (1975) (1)
Walter W. Heller, 1915-1987 (1987) (1)
Options for tax reform : papers (1984) (1)
Making Tax Choices@@@The Flat Tax@@@Assessing Tax Reform@@@Who Paid the Taxes, 1966-1985 (1986) (1)
A Global Bandwagon (1988) (1)
A Citizen's guide to the new tax reforms : fair tax, flat tax, simple tax (1985) (1)
Distribution of Income Before and After Federal Income Taxes, 1941 and 1947 (1951) (1)
The Politics of Social Policy in the 1990s (1992) (1)
Foreword to "Analysis of Wisconsin Income" (1948) (1)
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: WHERE IS OUR TAX STRUCTURE GOING AND WHERE SHOULD IT GO? (1982) (0)
The Promise of tax reform (1985) (0)
Stability of Composition and Patterns of Income (1948) (0)
Book Review:Low Tax, Simple Tax, Flat Tax Robert E. Hall, Alvin Rabushka (1984) (0)
Tax Policy Clarified (1988) (0)
National and Municipal Priorities in the 1980s (1984) (0)
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from the National Bureau of Economic Research Volume Title: A Critique of the United States Income and Product Accounts (1970) (0)
The Question and a Partial Answer (1948) (0)
Timing of Research on Social Change (1964) (0)
Composition and Patterns of Income (1948) (0)
Portrait: Arthur Okun (1980) (0)
INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX PROVISIONS OF THE 1954 CODE (1955) (0)
ANALYSIS OF MATCHED ESTATE AND GIFT TAX RETURNS (1950) (0)
The 1983 Federal Budget (1982) (0)
Appendix A: Basic Tables (1948) (0)
Timing of Research on Social Change. (1964) (0)
The Treasury Tax Reform Plan: Pro- or Anti-Growth? (1985) (0)
Income Received in Wisconsin, 1936 (1948) (0)
Back Matter (1987) (0)
Robert Aaron Gordon, 1908-1978 (1978) (0)
here is part of the NBER's research program in Labor Studies. Any opinions expressed are those (1986) (0)
A PRACTICAL AVERAGING PROPOSAL (1954) (0)
The Budget Debate Is for Us All@@@Setting National Priorities: The 1978 Budget (1978) (0)
At Home: Can Tax-Based Incomes Policies Work? (1978) (0)
Appendix C: Methods Used to Determine Effects of Changes in the Size Distributions of Receipts upon the Size Distribution of Total Income (1948) (0)
What’s Wrong with Our Tax System (1966) (0)
Front matter for "Analysis of Wisconsin Income" (1948) (0)
Families in the Sample of Identical Taxpayers (1948) (0)
Tax policy : new directions and possibilities (1984) (0)
Relations between Annual Accounting Periods (1948) (0)
SSH volume 10 issue 1 Cover and Back matter (1986) (0)
Taxes: Progressively Less Progressive (1985) (0)
The Seven Annual Accounting Periods (1948) (0)
Introduction to "A Critique of the United States Income and Product Accounts" (1958) (0)
Book Review:The Pattern of Financial Asset Ownership, Wisconsin Individuals, 1949 Thomas R. Atkinson (1957) (0)
Mixing Oil and Water (1988) (0)
Women's Work (1987) (0)
Book Review:Trouble Spots in Taxation: Essays in the Philosophy of Taxation and Other Public Finance Problems. Harold M. Groves (1948) (0)
Patterns of Income: Summary (1948) (0)
Appendix B: Methods Used to Determine Effects of Changes in the Absolute and Relative Distributions of Total Income upon Its Composition (1948) (0)
"The FY 1980-1984 Defense Program: Issues and Trends," and "Setting National Priorities: The 1980 Budget" (1979) (0)
Relation of Annual to Longer Accounting Periods (1948) (0)
Composition and Distribution of Income (1948) (0)

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University of Wisconsin–Madison