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Center for Tax and Budget Policy | Research Paper

The Dynamic Effects of Eliminating or Curtailing the Home Mortgage Interest Deduction

November 6, 2017 | John W. Diamond, George R. Zodrow, Joyce Beebe
Property Taxes

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John W. Diamond

Edward A. and Hermena Hancock Kelly Senior Fellow in Public Finance | Director, Center for Tax and Budget Policy

George R. Zodrow

Baker Institute Rice Faculty Scholar | Allyn R. and Gladys M. Cline Chair of Economics

Joyce Beebe

Fellow in Public Finance

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The authors examine the potential dynamic fiscal effects of revising or completely eliminating the home mortgage interest deduction. This paper was prepared for presentation at the National Tax Association’s 110th Annual Conference in Philadelphia, PA, November 9–11, 2017.

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