El rechazo al fraude fiscal en EspañaAntes y después de la Gran crisis
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Universidad de Murcia
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ISSN: 0210-1173
Año de publicación: 2016
Número: 218
Páginas: 33-56
Tipo: Artículo
Otras publicaciones en: Hacienda Pública Española / Review of Public Economics
Resumen
Este trabajo analiza el rechazo al fraude fiscal en España antes y después de la Gran Depresión y estudia el papel de factores internos o individuales y contextuales, sociales o institucionales. Los resultados del modelo logit utilizado reflejan que el rechazo al fraude fiscal depende positivamente de variables individuales como la edad y la educación y contextuales como el gasto público y el resultado electoral del partido gobernante. Por el contrario, altos niveles de desempleo y recaudación fiscal, elevado peso del sector de la construcción y mayor desigualdad influyen negativamente en la moral fiscal. La principal diferencia entre 2007 y 2013 es la magnitud de la influencia de estas variables.
Información de financiación
Financiación recibida de la Fundación Séneca (11954/PHCS/09)Financiadores
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Fundación Séneca
Spain
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