choose the correct alternative Margaret Levi's quasi-voluntary compliance: a. It is related to the studies of Bruno Frey and F. Schneider on the underground economy. The better the political process is perceived, the fairer, the more the (fiscal) laws will be complied with. The more respect, justice, more treatment as "partners" by the Administration, the more respect the companies will have for the fiscal rules. If the treatment by the Administration is hierarchical and violates the "contractual" relationship with the company, greater tax evasion and non-compliance. b. It is a concept that hardly has relevance in the analysis of the shadow economy. c. It is related to the studies of Bruno Frey and F. Schneider on the underground economy. The better the political process is perceived, the fairer, the more the (fiscal) laws will be complied with. The more respect, justice, more treatment as "partners" by the Administration, the more respect the companies will have for the fiscal rules. If the treatment by the Administration is hierarchical and violates the "contractual" relationship with the company, less tax evasion and greater compliance.

Regarding the type of analysis to be used in the study of the economic effects of taxes: let us imagine that we want to analyze the effects of a tax on profits with respect to investment. What relationships between variables should we analyze? a. It is only to be studied how the existing investment has been modified after the introduction of the tax with respect to the volume of investment in the past. b. The previous sentence is incomplete since the (counterfactual) relationship between the level of investment observed and the level of investment that could have been made in the absence of taxes must also be studied. Is forward translation possible (in taxation) in the strict or static sense? a. Yes b. Nope