If you liked Econometric studies of health economics by Feldstein, Martin S. and Harvard Institute of Economic Research, start with Tax avoidance and the deadweight loss of the income tax (1995), Economic reform and the process of global integration (1995), and Why is the dollar so high? (2007). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Tax avoidance and the deadweight loss of the income tax
1995 · 41 pages · Feldstein, Martin S. · Same author
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Economic reform and the process of global integration
1995 · 61 pages · Andrew M. Warner, Harvard Institute of Economic Research · Same author
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Why is the dollar so high?
2007 · 15 pages · Feldstein, Martin S. · Same author
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The political economy of the European Economic and Monetary Union
1997 · 33 pages · Feldstein, Martin S. · Same author
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A major risk approach to health insurance reform
1994 · 31 pages · Feldstein, Martin S. · Same author
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Domestic savings and international capital flows
1979 · 28 pages · Feldstein, Martin S. · Same author
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The oil price decline and economic growth in Japan and the U.S.
1986 · Harvard Institute of Economic Research · Same author
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The 2006 Economic Report of the President
2006 · 13 pages · Feldstein, Martin S. · Same author
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Decentralization, externalities, and efficiency
1994 · Peter Klibanoff, Jonathan Morduch, Harvard Institute of Economic Research · Same author
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Self-protection for emerging market economies
1999 · 22 pages · Feldstein, Martin S. · Same author
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On the welfare significance of national product under interest rate uncertainty
1996 · 17 pages · Harvard Institute of Economic Research · Same author
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The effects of taxation on the selling of corporate stock and the realization of capital gains
1978 · 23 pages · Feldstein, Martin S. · Same author
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Econometric studies of health economics is by Feldstein, Martin S. and Harvard Institute of Economic Research.