Passing the burden: corporate tax incidence in open economies



Table 4: Comparison to Hassett and Mathur (2006)

Dependent Variable: Ln(Hourly Wage Rate in US $)

(I)_________________________

(II)_________________________

(ill)

Ln(Corporate Tax Rate)

-0.4336 **

-0.4327 **

-0.4978

(.200)

(.201)

(.797)

Ln(Openness)

-0.3258 *

0.0391

(.196)

(.205)

Ln(Value Added per Worker)

0.9187 ***

0.9647 ***

0.9263 ***

(.207)

(.23)

(.219)

Ln(CPI)

0.1113 ***

0.1472 ***

0.1766 **

(.036)

(.044)

(.085)

Personal Tax Rate

0.0659

(.215)

Year

-0.0007

0.0055

-0.0084

(.010)

(.008)

(.012)

Low Education

-0.6773 ***

-0.6773 ***

-0.6721 ***

(.142)

(.143)

(.130)

Middle Education

-0.3576 ***

-0.3576 ***

-0.3522 ***

(.039)

(.039)

(.038)

Constant

-5.4052

-18.6350

9.6036

(20.633)

(15.231)

(23.450)

R-Squared

0.8293

0.7715

0.8368

N_______________________

108_________

__________108_________

___________96

Notes: All regressions include random effects and standard errors are clustered at
the country level. *, **, and *** indicate statistical significance at the 10%, 5% and 1%
level, respectively.

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