Disruption versus tiebout improvement: the costs and benefits of switching schools

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The reasons for changing schools by children in their academic year in United States are presented. The effects of this mobility of students to different schools are examined. Economists stress that the Tiebout mobility enhances school quality (SQ). The UTD Texas Schools Project data is used to bring out the study results on these effects.

Education, Schools, Student mobility

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International tax coordination: regionalism versus globalism

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The potential of international tax coordination to facilitate redistribution of income from rich to poor is examined. The crucial distinction between global tax coordination and regional coordination is discussed.

International aspects, Tax collection, Globalization

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401(k) matching contributions in company stock: costs and benefits for firms and workers

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A study examines the preference of some companies in offering company stock to employees to 401 (k). Cost and benefits for employees and management is done in the study.

Public affairs, Personnel administration, Employee Loan & Savings Plans, Venture Analysis, Social aspects, Usage, Stocks, Labor relations, Business enterprises, Cost benefit analysis, Salary reduction savings plans, 401K plans

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