THE NATIONAL TAX JOURNAL IN 1948-50 AND 1994-96

Richard Goode

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In 1948, the National Tax Journal replaced the Bulletin of the National Tax Association. This paper describes and comments on the contents of the new journal in its first three years and in a recent three-year period. Between the two periods, it doubled in size, and the fraction of contributions by academics increased, as did papers by women and by coauthors. Papers became more quantitative and formal, and steps were taken to foster accessibility of the contents to a diverse readership.

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