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'No winners' yet tax remains

Michael Washbourne

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Abstract

Calls for the mining tax to be immediately scrapped are growing stronger by the day after a repeal bill was rejected in the Australian Federal Senate.

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Calls for the mining tax to be immediately scrapped are growing stronger by the day after a repeal bill was rejected in the Australian Federal Senate.

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Calls for the mining tax to be immediately scrapped are growing stronger by the day after a repeal bill was rejected in the Australian Federal Senate.

Key concepts: Business, Economics

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