WHO BENEFITS FROM INCOME AVERAGING?EUGENE STEUERLE, RICHARD McHUGH and EMIL M. SUNLEY · National Tax Journal · 1978

THE MAXIMUM TAX ON EARNED INCOMEEMIL M. SUNLEY, JR. · National Tax Journal · 1974

A destination VAT for CIS tradeKatherine Baer; Victoria P. Summers; Emil M. Sunley · 1996

THE 1971 DEPRECIATION REVISION: MEASURES OF EFFECTIVENESSEMIL M. SUNLEY, JR. · National Tax Journal · 1971

TOWARDS A MORE NEUTRAL INVESTMENT TAX CREDITEMIL M. SUNLEY, JR. · National Tax Journal · 1973

Some Determinants of Government Expenditures within Metropolitan AreasEmil M. Sunley Jr. · The American Journal of Economics and Sociology · 1971

TAX AND BUDGET SIMPLIFICATION || THE CHOICE BETWEEN DEDUCTIONS AND CREDITSEMIL M. SUNLEY · National Tax Journal · 1977

Administrative Problems of Tax-Based Incomes PoliciesLarry L. Dildine, Emil M. Sunley, Joseph A. Pechman and Richard E. Slitor · Brookings Papers on Economic Activity · 1978

HORIZONTAL EQUITY, ONCE MORERICHARD A. MUSGRAVE · National Tax Journal · 1990

WHAT IS AN "OPTIMAL" TAX SYSTEM?JAMES ALM · National Tax Journal · 1996

OPTIMAL TAXATION OF A MONOPOLYJIM W. PAULSEN and ROY D. ADAMS · National Tax Journal · 1987

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Fundamental Tax Reform: An International PerspectiveJeffrey Owens · National Tax Journal · 2006