The underground economy in the United States and abroad /
The underground economy in the United States and abroad /
edited by Vito Tanzi.
- Lexington, Mass : Lexington Books, 1982.
- x, 340 páginas : gráficos y tablas ; 23 cm.
Part I. General Aspects, 1 -- Chapter 1. Measuring the Hidden Economy: Though This Be Madness, There Is Method in It / Chapter 2. Clandestine Employment: A Problem of Our Times / Part II. The Underground Economy in the United States, 45 -- Chapter 3. America's Underground Economy / Chapter 4. Underground Economy and Tax Evasion in the United States: Estimates and Implications / Chapter 5. The Direct Approach to Measuring the Underground Economy in the United States: IRS Estimates of Unreported Income / Chapter 6. A Second (and More Skeptical) Look at the Underground Economy in the United States / Chapter 7. Statement of Robert Parker / Chapter 8. The Irregular Economy and the Quality of Macroeconomic Statistics / Part III. The Underground Economy in Some European Countries -- Chapter 9. A Glimpse of the Hidden Economy in the National Accounts of the United Kingdom / viii. The Underground Economy in the U.S. and Abroad -- Chapter 10. What Do We Know about the Black Economy in the United Kingdom? / Chapter 11. Recent Empirical Surveys and Theoretical Interpretations of the Parallel Economy in Italy / Chapter 12. The Second Economy of Italy / Chapter 13. The Hidden Economy in Norway / Chapter 14. The Underground Economy in a High Tax Country: The Case of Sweden / Chapter 15. The Second Economy of the USSR / Part IV. The Underground Economy in Selected Other Countries, 271 -- Chapter 16. Canada's Irregular Economy / Chapter 17. Illegal Trade Transactions and the Underground Economy of Colombia / Chapter 18. The Underground Economy in Australia / Chapter 19. Estimate of Tax Evasion in Israel, 323 -- Index, 333 -- List of Contributors, 339 -- About the Editor, 341. Bruno S. Frey and Werner W. Pommerehne, 3 -- Raffaele De Grazia,29 -- Barry Molefsky, 47 -- Vito Tanzi, 69 -- Berdj Kenadjian, 93 -- Vito Tanzi, 103 -- Robert Parker and John Gorman, 119 -- Peter Reuter, 125 -- Kerrick Macafee, 147 -- Andrew Dilnot and CN. Morris, 163 -- Daniela Del Boca and Francesco Forte, 181 -- Bruno Contini, 199 -- Arne Jon Isachsen, Jan Tore Klovland, and Steinar Stram, 209 -- Ingemar Hansson, 233 -- Gregory Grossman, 245 -- Rolf Mirus and Roger S. Smith, 273 -- Roberto Junguito and Carlos Caballero, 285 -- Mark Tucker, 315 --
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Sector informal.
Estados Unidos.
HD 2341 / .U48 1982
Part I. General Aspects, 1 -- Chapter 1. Measuring the Hidden Economy: Though This Be Madness, There Is Method in It / Chapter 2. Clandestine Employment: A Problem of Our Times / Part II. The Underground Economy in the United States, 45 -- Chapter 3. America's Underground Economy / Chapter 4. Underground Economy and Tax Evasion in the United States: Estimates and Implications / Chapter 5. The Direct Approach to Measuring the Underground Economy in the United States: IRS Estimates of Unreported Income / Chapter 6. A Second (and More Skeptical) Look at the Underground Economy in the United States / Chapter 7. Statement of Robert Parker / Chapter 8. The Irregular Economy and the Quality of Macroeconomic Statistics / Part III. The Underground Economy in Some European Countries -- Chapter 9. A Glimpse of the Hidden Economy in the National Accounts of the United Kingdom / viii. The Underground Economy in the U.S. and Abroad -- Chapter 10. What Do We Know about the Black Economy in the United Kingdom? / Chapter 11. Recent Empirical Surveys and Theoretical Interpretations of the Parallel Economy in Italy / Chapter 12. The Second Economy of Italy / Chapter 13. The Hidden Economy in Norway / Chapter 14. The Underground Economy in a High Tax Country: The Case of Sweden / Chapter 15. The Second Economy of the USSR / Part IV. The Underground Economy in Selected Other Countries, 271 -- Chapter 16. Canada's Irregular Economy / Chapter 17. Illegal Trade Transactions and the Underground Economy of Colombia / Chapter 18. The Underground Economy in Australia / Chapter 19. Estimate of Tax Evasion in Israel, 323 -- Index, 333 -- List of Contributors, 339 -- About the Editor, 341. Bruno S. Frey and Werner W. Pommerehne, 3 -- Raffaele De Grazia,29 -- Barry Molefsky, 47 -- Vito Tanzi, 69 -- Berdj Kenadjian, 93 -- Vito Tanzi, 103 -- Robert Parker and John Gorman, 119 -- Peter Reuter, 125 -- Kerrick Macafee, 147 -- Andrew Dilnot and CN. Morris, 163 -- Daniela Del Boca and Francesco Forte, 181 -- Bruno Contini, 199 -- Arne Jon Isachsen, Jan Tore Klovland, and Steinar Stram, 209 -- Ingemar Hansson, 233 -- Gregory Grossman, 245 -- Rolf Mirus and Roger S. Smith, 273 -- Roberto Junguito and Carlos Caballero, 285 -- Mark Tucker, 315 --
0669044008
Sector informal.
Estados Unidos.
HD 2341 / .U48 1982