Tax Policy for Economic Recovery and Growth

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Impact of Tax Reforms and Economic Growth of Nigeria: A Time Series Analysis (2012, background): “The empirical studies of Anyanwu (1997), Engen and Skinner (1996), Tosun and Abizadeh (2005) and Arnold (2011) provided different explanations of taxes on economic growth.”
Tax Composition and Growth: A Broad Cross-Country Perspective (2012, methodology): “Tax Composition and Income Level, in Comparison with Arnold et al (2011) ... 33 Annex Table 2.”
Does the Composition of Government Expenditure Matter for Long-Run GDP Levels? (2016, unknown): “…affects interpretation of resulting parameter estimates, as argued by Kneller et al.(1999).6 An advantage of the ‘levels specification’ adopted by Arnold et al. (2011) is that it allows the data to identify the degree of persistence within the fiscal policy-GDP growth response, rather than…”
TFP estimation at firm level: The fiscal aspect of productivity convergence in the UK (2017, background): “There is very limited evidence on how fiscal changes affect productivity at the firm level (Arnold et al., 2011), which is a vital issue given the evolution of recent literature about firm heterogeneity and public policy changes (Bernard et al.”