Alejandro Zentner

Professor at the Naveen Jindal School of Management - The University of Texas at Dallas

[Journal of Public Economics @JPubEcon]

Just published in @JPubEcon:

"Frictions in recovering unclaimed property: Evidence from a large-scale natural field experiment"

By @zentnerale (@jindal_utdallas) & @Justin_E_Holz (@fordschool)

https://t.co/btG36EHD9U

#econtwitter #publiceconomics

[NBER @nberpubs]

The public dislikes tax avoidance by the richest 1 percent. Yet, a field experiment with property tax appeals shows that seeing the rich avoid taxes didn't make others follow, from @Justin_E_Holz, @pereztruglia, and @zentnerale https://t.co/ZsY8VP3s9z

[Alejandro Zentner @zentnerale]

@Econ_4_Everyone @JPubEcon @Justin_E_Holz @marvin_cardoza @joaquinzent Very proud too! Awesome team!! @Justin_E_Holz, @Econ_4_Everyone, @marvin_cardoza, @joaquinzent

[Alejandro Zentner @zentnerale]

@Econ_4_Everyone It was awesome! Can the voltage effect can be positive?

[NBER @nberpubs]

Experimental evidence from Texas indicates that perceptions about where tax dollars go can have a significant effect on the willingness to pay those taxes, from @mgiaccobasso, Brad C. Nathan, @pereztruglia, and @zentnerale https://t.co/NfSmnRKbWo

[NBER @nberpubs]

Experimental and quasi-experimental methods to study the decision to protest property taxes, from Brad C. Nathan, @pereztruglia, and Alejandro Zentner
https://t.co/DWt2A1Y6oL

[Alejandro Zentner @zentnerale]

Did you know you can “choose” how much to pay in property taxes? The NBER just published our paper studying the motives driving property tax protests using a large-scale field experiment (Brad Nathan, @pereztruglia, @zentnerale). A…https://t.co/10kQZnbrS5 https://t.co/03RNXwyah3