Marriage Psychology and Family Taxation: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
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Marriage, family taxation, empirical experienceAbstract
This paper explores the intricate relationship between marriage psychology and family taxation, arguing that the two domains are closely intertwined and mutually influential. It first examines the psychological aspects of marriage, focusing on the dynamics between spouses and the role of marriage in individual well-being. Then, it delves into the realm of family taxation, analyzing its economic and social implications for families. The paper argues that a deeper understanding of the intersection of these two fields can provide valuable insights for policy makers, researchers, and practitioners in various fields.
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