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How does the estate tax affect the number of firms?
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Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy (2014) 3 (1): 96–117.
Published: 14 April 2014
... decision even more appealing for small firm owners due to the asymmetric liquidity effect. Small firm owners may have limited access to the capital market and may not be able to borrow funds to pay the estate tax without liquidating their business (Somers, 1958 ; Holtz-Eakin et al., 1994). When...
