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A collection of seminal papers by German economist Günter Schmölders (1903–1991), known as a founder of fiscal psychology. This volume presents his pioneering research—translated into English for the first time—merging empirical social science with public-finance topics. Chapters explore: The integration of psychology and public finance, especially citizens’ attitudes toward taxation Household financial behavior, aspiration levels, and monetary decision-making Entrepreneurial mindsets, fiscal morality, and comparative tax mentalities Broader implications for macroeconomics and monetary theory from behavioral perspectives

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