Wherever he may go: how wives affect their husband's career decisions

Article Abstract:

Research was conducted to examine the influence that a wife wields over her husband's career, particularly that of a military officer. Four attitudinal variables were used to model the career choice decision. Two variables evaluated satisfaction with service life, one was utilized to proxy for attachment to the labor force and the other was used to calculate the extent to which a husband allows his wife's opinion to influence his career decision. Results indicate that a wife's contributions to family income cannot be ignored despite prospects of pay adequacy.

Social aspects, Research, Career choice, Married women, Married men

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Existence of equilibria in a basic tax-competition model

Article Abstract:

A mathematical model analyzing the conditions under which there is a symmetric equilibrium in inter-jurisdictional tax competition is presented.

Public Administration, Taxes, State & Local Government, State Government, Usage, Mathematical models, State/local government software

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The choice of tax base by local authorities: voter preferences, special interest groups, and tax base diversification

Article Abstract:

The influence of voter preference on local tax policies is examined.

Public Finance Activities, Tax Administration, Statistical Data Included, Local taxation, Voting research

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