Economics
Ideological alignment, public sector size and tax morale: empirical evidence from OECD economies
D. Rodriguez-justicia and B. Theilen
This paper explores the intriguing relationship between ideological beliefs and tax morale, revealing that right-leaning citizens feel less motivated to pay taxes when public sector size is above average, while left-leaning citizens show heightened tax motivation in smaller public sectors. Conducted by David Rodriguez-Justicia and Bernd Theilen, this research provides valuable insights into citizens' perceptions of taxation and government size.
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