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Ray Batina

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Economics Washington State University, Pullman, WA, United States 
Area:
Public economics
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Christopher N. Annala grad student 2000 WSU
Thomas J. Flottemesch grad student 2003 WSU
Daechang Kang grad student 2003 WSU

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Batina RG, Galinato GI. (2016) The Spillover Effects of Good Governance in a Tax Competition Framework with a Negative Environmental Externality Environmental and Resource Economics. 1-24
Batina RG. (2012) Capital tax competition and social security International Tax and Public Finance. 19: 819-843
Batina RG. (2009) Local capital tax competition and coordinated tax reform in an overlapping generations economy Regional Science and Urban Economics. 39: 472-478
Feehan JP, Batina RG. (2007) Labor and capital taxation with public inputs as common property Public Finance Review. 35: 626-641
Batina RG. (1999) A differential incidence analysis of a tax reform from an income tax to a consumption tax in the presence Of bequests Public Finance Review. 27: 353-371
Batina RG. (1999) Tax evasion and the time consistency of the government's income tax policy Japanese Economic Review. 50: 227-235
Batina RG. (1999) On the long run effect of public capital on aggregate output: Estimation and sensitivity analysis Empirical Economics. 24: 711-717
Krautkraemer JA, Batina RG. (1999) On sustainability and intergenerational transfers with a renewable resource Land Economics. 75: 167-184
Batina RG. (1998) On the Long Run Effects of Public Capital and Disaggregated Public Capital on Aggregate Output International Tax and Public Finance. 5: 263-281
Batina RG. (1992) On the time consistency of the government's social security benefit policy Journal of Monetary Economics. 29: 475-486
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