Procedura di Calcolo del Reddito Lordo a Partire dal Reddito Netto: Alcune Note sui Sistemi Fiscali
Keywords:
Net income, Gross income, Income inequality, Fiscal systemsAbstract
In this paper a procedure able to compute the gross income starting from the net income is proposed. Moreover a real world application to some European countries shows the effectiveness of this computation in order to investigate about economic problems such as income inequalities and the effects of the fiscal systems on citizensDownloads
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