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  • The topics of corruption and tax evasion have attracted signi?cant attention inthe literature in recent years. We build on that literature by investigating empirically:(1) whether attitudes toward corruption and tax evasion vary systematically withgender and (2) whether gender differences decline as men and women face similaropportunities for illicit behavior. We use data on eight Western European countriesfrom the World Values Survey and the European Values Survey. The results revealsigni?cantly greater aversion to corruption and tax evasion among women. This holdsacross countries and time, and across numerous empirical speci?cations (xsd:string)
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  • In Contemporary Economic Policy, 28(4), 2010 (xsd:string)
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