We analyze nearly 3,300 submissions to International Tax and Public Finance from 2010–2020 to identify trends in authorship, content, and the overall performance of the journal. Doing so reveals several things. First, in terms of authorship and data sources, there is a clear predominance of OECD countries, especially the US and Europe. These locations particularly dominate publications; while non-OECD authors are on 40% of submissions, they only make up 24% of publications. Second, 90% of submissions have a male coauthor. There is not, however, any significant correlation between author gender and the acceptance rate. Third, issues of tax evasion have become ever more prominent in both submissions and publications. Finally, there is a shift in research towards empirical analysis, especially that using disaggregated data.

我们分析了近 3,300 份提交给国际税务和公共财政的文件从 2010 年到 2020 年，以确定作者身份、内容和期刊整体表现的趋势。这样做可以揭示几件事。首先，在作者身份和数据来源方面，经合组织国家尤其是美国和欧洲明显占据优势。这些地点特别主导出版物；虽然非经合组织作者占 40% 的提交，但他们只占出版物的 24%。其次，90% 的投稿都有男性合著者。但是，作者性别与接受率之间没有任何显着相关性。第三，逃税问题在提交和出版物中变得越来越突出。最后，研究转向实证分析，尤其是使用分类数据。