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The Economics of Tax Reform

Bassam Harik

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The contributors discuss the issuess of taxation and tax reform from diverse perspectives and show that tax reform is an ongoing process that doesn't end with the signing of a specific piece of legislation.

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The contributors discuss the issuess of taxation and tax reform from diverse perspectives and show that tax reform is an ongoing process that doesn't end with the signing of a specific piece of legislation.

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The contributors discuss the issuess of taxation and tax reform from diverse perspectives and show that tax reform is an ongoing process that doesn't end with the signing of a specific piece of legislation.

Key concepts: Tax reform, Legislation, Public economics, Process (computing), Economics, Tax credit, Law and economics, Indirect tax

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