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Roger GordonProfessor of Economics, UCSDVerified email at ucsd.edu
Nicolas L. ZiebarthAssociate Professor of Economics, Auburn UniversityVerified email at auburn.edu
Michael J. AndrewsUniversity of Maryland Baltimore CountyVerified email at nber.org
Enghin AtalayFederal Reserve Bank of PhiladelphiaVerified email at phil.frb.org
Oana TocoianAssistant Professor of Economics, Claremont McKenna CollegeVerified email at cmc.edu

Sarada

Sarada

Visitng Assistant Professor, University of California, Los Angeles

Verified email at anderson.ucla.edu - Homepage

Entrepreneurship and innovation labor and public economics taxation corporate and household


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How Should Taxes Be Designed to Encourage Entrepreneurship RH Gordon, Sarada	34	2017
Changes in the demographics of American inventors, 1870–1940 S Sarada, M Andrews, N Ziebarth Explorations in Economic History, 2019	29	2019
Is it all about who you know? Prior work connections and entrepreneurial success Sarada, O Tocoian	10*
The Unobserved Returns to Entrepreneurship Sarada	6*
The Role of the Corporate Tax R Gordon, S Sarada Elements in Public Economics, 2019	4	2019
The Success of Entrepreneurial Networks: Evidence from Brazil Sarada, O Tocoian	3*
Entrepreneurship and the American Dream: How far Does the Upward Mobility Ladder Reach? Sarada, O Tocoian	2	2016
Firm technology upgrading through emerging work E Atalay, S Sarada Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, 2020	1	2020
Historical Changes in the Demographics of Inventors in the United States Sarada, M Andrews, N Ziebarth		2017
Unpacking the Paradox of Entrepreneurial Returns: the Divergent Narratives of Consumption and Income Sarada
Unpacking the Paradox of Entrepreneurial Returns: the Divergent Narratives of Consumption and Income Sarada
Distance and the Informativeness of Credit Ratings Sarad, N Ziebarth
The Unobserved Returns from Entrepreneurship

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