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Field
Secondary Outcomes (End Points)
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Before
Support for and views on tax benefits policy.
The survey aims to understand heterogeneity in biases, in elicited beliefs about tax benefits, in (stated) tax price elasticity and in support for and views of the policy in question. I will scrutinize whether the behavioral wedge, elicited beliefs and responsiveness to hypothetical tax incentive changes vary with individuals background characteristics such as income, education, gender, age, political preferences, employment status and religion; with tax filing behavior including tax knowledge and transaction costs of filing taxes, intention to file taxes and tax filing habits; with preferences for charitable causes, donation behavior, respondents support for and views on the tax deduction policy and time preferences. I will also explore correlations between the respondents opinion about the policy in question and background characteristics, tax filing behavior and donation behavior.
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After
Support for and views on tax benefits policy.
The survey aims to understand heterogeneity in biases, in misperceptions about tax benefits (based on elicited beliefs), in (stated) tax price elasticity and in support for and views of the policy in question. I will scrutinize whether the behavioral wedge, elicited beliefs and responsiveness to hypothetical tax incentive changes vary with individuals background characteristics such as income, gender, age, political preferences; with tax familiarity/savviness which captures tax knowledge, education and tax filing habits, transaction costs of filing taxes, respondents support for the tax deduction policy and time preferences. I will also explore correlations between the respondents opinion about the policy in question and background characteristics, tax filing behavior and donation behavior.
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