Trade-off Between Efficiency
Trade-Off Between Efficiency is a theoretical construct in electrical engineering that characterizes the inverse relationship between power transfer efficiency and the degree of impedance matching in a system, where maximizing power delivery to the load inherently reduces the ratio of useful power output to total power input.
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A Theory of Optimal Inheritance Taxation
Econometrica · 2013 · 336 citations
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King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia
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University of California, Berkeley
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Paris School of Economics
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Lancaster University
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