Raffaele Rossi

Business & Economics

1. Consumption Taxation 100%
2. New Keynesian 57%
3. Timeless Perspective 54%
4. Stabilization 53%
5. Consumption Tax 49%
6. Optimal Fiscal Policy 46%
7. Monetary Policy 45%
8. Structural Estimation 44%
9. New Keynesian Phillips Curve 43%
10. Time Series Econometrics 42%
11. Public Economics 39%
12. Income 39%
13. Marginal Tax Rate 39%
14. Income Tax 37%
15. Tax Cuts 35%
16. Macroeconomic Impacts 35%
17. Discretion 33%
18. Indirect Taxation 27%
19. Macroeconomics 23%
20. Welfare Gains 23%
21. Trade-offs 22%
22. Inflation 22%
23. Price Stickiness 21%
24. Labor Income 20%
25. Stickiness 20%
26. Simple Rules 19%
27. Factor Demand 19%
28. Consumption Goods 19%
29. Tax 18%
30. Uncertainty 18%
31. Durability 18%
32. Price Adjustment 17%
33. Time-consistent Policy 17%
34. Entrepreneurs 16%
35. Cost of Production 16%
36. Direct Taxation 16%
37. Burden 15%
38. Labour Utilization 15%
39. Linkage 15%
40. Fiscal Policy 14%
41. Capital Utilization 14%
42. Statistical Identification 13%
43. Capital Tax 13%
44. Income Taxation 13%
45. Capital Income 12%
46. Government Spending 12%
47. Private Consumption 12%
48. Optimal Tax 12%
49. Labor Income Taxation 12%
50. Transmission Mechanism 12%