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NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES UNWILLING OR UNABLE TO CHEAT? EVIDENCE FROM A RANDOMIZED TAX AUDIT EXPERIMENT IN DENMARK Henrik J. Kleven Martin B. Knudsen
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Economics University of California / Evans Hall / Claus T. Kreiner Institute of Economics University / /

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Economics University of Copenhagen Studiestraede / NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH / University of California / Berkeley / Danish government / NBER Board of Directors / National Science Foundation / Internal Revenue Service / Henrik J. Kleven Department of Economics / /

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Monica Singhal / Henrik J. Kleven / Wojciech Kopczuk / Emmanuel Saez / Søren Pedersen / Martin B. Knudsen / Jakob Egholt Sogaard / Joel Slemrod / John Friedman / William Gentry / Claus T. Kreiner / Richard Blundell / Raj Chetty / Henrik J. Kleven Martin / Claus T. Kreiner Søren Pedersen Emmanuel / /

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