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Shu Yi Oei
David T. Zhang Distinguished Professor of Law
School of Law
oei@law.duke.edu
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Scholarly Works - Book sections
Fiscal Policies to Mitigate Climate Change in the United States: Competing Goals and Conflicting Priorities
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2023
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United States
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2021
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The Importance of Qualitative Research Approaches to Gig Economy Taxation
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2020
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Tax Issues in the Sharing Economy: Implications for Workers
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2018
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Tax Issues in the Sharing Economy: Implications for Workers
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January 1, 2018
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