Peter Birch Sørensen

Business & Economics

1. Optimal Taxation 100%
2. Social Insurance 92%
3. Optimal Tax 71%
4. Capital Income Taxation 58%
5. Taxation 57%
6. Lifetime Income 49%
7. Small Open Economy 42%
8. Tax Base 40%
9. Labour Market 39%
10. Savings 36%
11. Income Tax 36%
12. Capital Income Tax 35%
13. Political Support 32%
14. Dual Income Taxation 32%
15. Tax 32%
16. Tax Competition 31%
17. Tax Coordination 30%
18. Public Transfers 30%
19. Nordic 29%
20. Dual Income Tax 29%
21. Commodity Taxation 28%
22. Finance 27%
23. Labor Income 27%
24. Income Taxation 27%
25. Open Economy 26%
26. Disability Benefits 25%
27. Redistribution 24%
28. Rationale 23%
29. Indirect Taxation 23%
30. Tax System 23%
31. Disability Insurance 23%
32. Rent 22%
33. Economic Policy 22%
34. Macroeconomic Impacts 21%
35. Policymaker 20%
36. Stability Pact 20%
37. Life Cycle 20%
38. Tax Policy 20%
39. Income 19%
40. Insurance 19%
41. Tax Progressivity 19%
42. Corporate Income Tax 18%
43. Dividend Taxes 18%
44. Public Pension System 18%
45. Debt Finance 17%
46. State Aid 17%
47. Unemployment 17%
48. Corporate Tax 17%
49. Deadweight Loss 16%
50. Household Production 16%