Toni Llacer holds a PhD in Sociology from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. He is currently a postdoctoral researcher at UAB. His research field is the interdisciplinary study of tax evasion. He obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Universitat Pompeu Fabra, a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from Universitat de Barcelona (Academic Excellence Award), and a Master of Science in Applied Social Research from UAB. ORCID | Google Scholar | ResearchGate | Academia
Publications
Conferences, Workshops & Seminars
Congresses:
- (2013): “La evasión fiscal en los trabajadores autónomos. Un análisis exploratorio”, XI Congreso Español de Sociología, Madrid.
- (2013): “Tax Compliance, Rational Choice, and Social Influence: An Agent-Based Model”, The Shadow Economy, Tax Evasion and Governance, Münster (Germany).
- (2012): “Exploring the sustainability of tax revenue through social network decision making. An agent-based simulation of tax compliance”, International Workshop on Agent-Based Models and Complex Techno-Social Systems, Zurich. (Co-authored with F.J. Miguel, José A. Noguera & Eduardo Tapia).
- (2012): “SIMULFIS: Un modelo basado en agentes para la simulación del cumplimiento fiscal”, GSADI Plenary Workshop, Barcelona. (Co-authored with F.J. Miguel, José A. Noguera & Eduardo Tapia).
- (2012): “The Framing of Universalism in Social Policy: An Experimental Research”, GSADI Plenary Workshop, Barcelona. (Co-authored with José A. Noguera & Jurgen de Wispelaere).
- (2012): “Building an Agent-Based Model for the Simulation of Tax Compliance Behavior”, First Meeting of the International Network of Analytical Sociologists, New York. (Co-authored with José A. Noguera, Eduardo Tapia and F. J. Miguel).
- (2012): “Exploring Tax Compliance: an Agent-Based Simulation”, 26th European Conference on Modelling and Simulation, Koblenz (Germany). (Co-authored with José A. Noguera, Eduardo Tapia and F. J. Miguel).
- (2011): “Resentimiento fiscal: una propuesta de mecanismo explicativo de la relación entre la edad y la moral fiscal”, III Congreso Anual de la Red Española de Política Social, Iruña.
- (2011): “Resentimiento fiscal: una propuesta de mecanismo explicativo de la relación entre la edad y la moral fiscal”, II Encuentro del Grupo de Sociología Analítica de la Federación Española de Sociología, Sevilla.