Amazon / Cambridge University Press / Princeton University Press / Columbia Law Review / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / Canada / Australia / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Taxpayer Learning Emily Satterthwaite University of Toronto Faculty / George Mason University / University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online / Laboratory Experimentation / University of Chicago / University of Trento / /
IndustryTerm
adaptive learning algorithm / transfer payment systems / public services / tax law / real-time withholding / sequential audits / tax law scholars / online task completion tool / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Internal Revenue Service / Princeton University / University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online / University of Trento / Department of the Treasury / Yale Univ. / Congress / The University of Chicago / George Mason University / University of Toronto Faculty of Law Abstract Can / /
Person
James Alm / Dick J. Hessing / Michael G. Allingham / Jack T. Manhire / Edward Elgar / Kathleen DeLaney Thomas / Mark D. Phillips / Mark Mazur / Paul Webley / Alex Raskolnikov / David Weisbach / Erzo F.P. Luttmer / Valerie Braithwaite / H.S.J. Robben / Julia Pitters / Michael Graetz / J.S. Feinstein / Joel Slemrod / Agnar Sandmo / Luigi Mittone / Monica Singhal / See J.H. Miller / Emily Satterthwaite / Barbara Kastlunger / Louis L. Wilde / James Andreoni / Robert E. Brown / Michael J. Graetz / Frank Cowell / Erich Kirchler / See Barbara Kastlunger / Jennifer F. Reinganum / Michael McGee / Hank Elffers / Bruno S. Frey / Mark Cronshow / Francesco Guala / Alvin Roth / B. Erard / /
Position
tax preparer / attorney / tax administrator / leading tax psychologist / author / model / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Economic Literature / Columbia Law Review / The Economic Journal / /
E. Satterthwaite Draft-in-Progress May 27, 2015 The Dynamics of Deterrence: Sequential Audits and Taxpayer Learning Emily Satterthwaite