Topic: A Review of Submissions to International Tax and Public Finance, 2010-2020
Abstract: We analyze nearly 3,300 submissions to International Taxand Public Finance from 2010-2020 to identify trends in authorship,content, and the overall performance of the journal. Doing so reveals several things. First, in terms of authorship and data sources.there is a clear predominance ofOECD countries, especially the USand Europe.These locations particularly dominate publications:while non-OECD authors are on 40% of submissions, they onlymake up 24% of publications. Second, 90% of submissions have amale coauthor. While there is no difference in the publication rate ofthese papers relative to solo female-authored submissions, paperswith all female authorship teams are less likely to be published.Third,issues of tax evasion have become ever more prominent inboth submissions and publications. Finally, there is a shift in research towards empirical analysis, especially that using disaggregat-ed data.
Speaker Profile: Dr. Zuzanna Studnicka
Zuzanna Studnicka is an Assistant Professor in the UCD School of Economics. The core focus of her research is international economics. Her areas of expertise include firm-level analysis of international trade, trade in services, firm location choices, and foreign direct investment. Her ongoing research includes papers on trade in audio-visual services, export survival and local labour markets in Ireland. Zuzanna Studnicka received her Ph.D. in economics from KU Leuven (Belgium) and holds a master’s degree in economics from the University of Paris 1 (France).
Conference Information
Time: 7 June 2024 (Friday), 11:00-12:00 am
Venue: Conference Room 119 of Wenqin Building