Might fundamental tax reform increase criminal activity ? by James R. Hines Jr
By: Hines, James Rodger
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ArticlePublisher: 2004Subject(s): IMPUESTOS | RENTA | REFORMA | ECONOMIA OCULTA | EVASION FISCAL | CONTROL | POLITICA FISCAL | COSTES LABORALES
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Economica v.71, n. 283, p. 483-492
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