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online retail trade / Internet retail purchasing / search process / retail price / online purchases / retail / online trade flows / local search / default search results / retail commerce / retail price elasticities several times / retail price sensitivity / Internet commerce dates / search result / namely online books / Internet retail / Internet transactions / Internet Commerce† By Liran Einav / online purchase / online sellers / online purchasing / Internet taxation / retail price elasticities / retail price increase / typical search / online goods / online sales tax / Internet-wide elasticities / online retail / online marketplace / online buyers / particular retailer / retail items / online sales / online purchasers / Internet commerce / electronics / search queries / Internet sales / e - commerce / e-commerce participation / online shoppers / overall retail commerce / Internet Commerce Sales tax / retail prices / price search data / Internet OR / Internet sales taxes / search results / Internet tax sensitivity / /
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American Economic Review 2014, 104(1): 1–26 http://dx.doi.org[removed]aer[removed]Sales Taxes and Internet Commerce† By Liran Einav, Dan Knoepfle, Jonathan Levin, and Neel Sundaresan* We estimate the sensitivity of I