Using Di¤erences in Knowledge Across Neighborhoods to Uncover the Impacts of the EITC on Earnings: Web Appendix Raj Chetty, John Friedman, and Emmanuel Saez A

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• Taxation
• Political economy
• Earned income tax credit
• Accountancy
• Tax refund
• Income tax
• Social Security
• Child tax credit
• Tax
• Taxation in the United States
• Tax credits
• Public economics

Using Di¤erences in Knowledge Across Neighborhoods to Uncover the Impacts of the EITC on Earnings Raj Chetty, Harvard University and NBER John N. Friedman, Harvard University and NBER Emmanuel Saez, UC Berkeley and NBER

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• Earned income tax credit
• Income distribution
• Socioeconomics
• Income tax in the United States
• Tax refund
• Income tax in Australia
• Economic inequality
• Income tax
• Tax
• Taxation
• Public economics
• Political economy

Prior Test Scores Do Not Provide Valid Placebo Tests of Teacher Switching Research Designs Raj Chetty, John Friedman, and Jonah Rockoff September 2014

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• Psychometrics
• SAT
• Graduate Record Examinations
• Standardized test
• Placebo
• Validity
• Education
• Medicine
• Evaluation

How Does Your Kindergarten Classroom Affect Your Earnings? Evidence from Project STAR Raj Chetty, Harvard John N. Friedman, Harvard Nathaniel Hilger, Harvard Emmanuel Saez, UC Berkeley

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Taxpayer Response to the EITC: Evidence from IRS National Research Program Raj Chetty, Harvard and NBER John N. Friedman, Harvard and NBER Peter Ganong, Harvard

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• IRS tax forms
• Tax evasion
• Public economics
• Internal Revenue Service
• Tax return
• Pay-as-you-earn tax
• Character
• Political economy
• Taxation in the United States
• Government
• Income tax in the United States

Behavioral Economics and Public Policy A Pragmatic Perspective Raj Chetty Harvard University and NBER The opinions expressed in this paper are those of the author alone and do not necessarily

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• Financial services
• Investment
• Economic theories
• Behavioral economics
• Microeconomics
• Pension
• Welfare
• Retirement
• Economics
• Financial economics
• Finance

Social Insurance: Connecting Theory to Data Raj Chetty, Harvard University and NBER Amy Finkelstein, MIT and NBER ABSTRACT We survey the literature on social insurance, focusing on recent work that has connected theory

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• Financial institutions
• Institutional investors
• Insurance
• Adverse selection
• Welfare economics
• Marginal cost
• Health insurance
• Supply and demand
• Labour economics
• Economics
• Market failure
• Monopoly

CASH-ON-HAND AND COMPETING MODELS OF INTERTEMPORAL BEHAVIOR: NEW EVIDENCE FROM THE LABOR MARKET David Card Raj Chetty Andrea Weber

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• Consumer behaviour
• Labour law
• Ethics
• Unemployment
• Macroeconomics
• Consumption smoothing
• Labour economics
• G factor
• Severance package
• Socioeconomics
• Labor economics
• Economics

Su¢ cient Statistics for Welfare Analysis: A Bridge Between Structural and Reduced-Form Methods Raj Chetty Harvard University and NBER April 2009

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• Consumer theory
• Structural estimation
• Tax
• Instrumental variable
• T-statistic
• Welfare economics
• Economic model
• Supply and demand
• Welfare
• Economics
• Statistics
• Terminology

CONSUMPTION COMMITMENTS AND RISK PREFERENCES Raj Chetty and Adam Szeidl Abstract Many households devote a large fraction of their budgets to “consumption commitments” – goods that involve transaction costs and are

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• Statistics
• Expected utility hypothesis
• Loss aversion
• Knowledge
• Decision theory
• Utility
• Consumer behaviour