Tag: Nicolas Duquette
Politico referenced research from Nicolas Duquette of the USC Price School on the policy history of the charitable tax deduction.
‘“Investors place less value on firms that appear to be playing Robin Hood by taking from the government in the form of avoided taxes in order to distribute funds to society via corporate philanthropic giving,” wrote the study’s authors, Kerry K. Inger and Brian Vansant of Auburn University.”
L.A. Tacoquoted Nicolas Duquetteof the USC Price School on Measure B, an initiative that could open the doors for a Los Angeles public bank. “I don’t think it’s as radical…
“Corporate charitable foundations, executive entrenchment, and shareholder distributions” Nicolas J. Duquette, Eric C. Ohrn https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jebo.2018.04.006* Abstract We show that firms with corporate charitable foundations increased shareholder distributions by less than…
KPCC-FM interviewed Nicolas Duquette of the USC Price School on how the new tax reform bill will impact different nonprofits. Nicolas Duquette, an assistant professor at USC’s Sol Price School of Public Policy, says…
“Do Tax Incentives Affect Charitable Contributions? Evidence from Public Charities’ Reported Revenues,” December 2014. Revision requested at the Journal of Public Economics. Abstract: This paper estimates the effect of the…
“Revealing the Relationship between Ship Crowding and Slave Mortality: The Role of Missing Data,” The Journal of Economic History 74(2):535-552, June 2014. Abstract Historical accounts have linked the overcrowded conditions…