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The Earned Income Tax Credit

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The authors begin with a detailed assessment then perform empirical analyses to predict the outcomes of changes to the structure of the program.

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The authors begin with a detailed assessment then perform empirical analyses to predict the outcomes of changes to the structure of the program.

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The authors begin with a detailed assessment then perform empirical analyses to predict the outcomes of changes to the structure of the program.

Key concepts: Earned income tax credit, Income tax, Economics, Tax credit, Monetary economics, Business, Labour economics, Public economics

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