A reverse-functioning system : Japan's social security system and tax progression in the early twenty-first century
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[2018]
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Authors: | Ōsawa, Mari |
Published in: |
Worlds of taxation : the political economy of taxing, spending, and redistribution since 1945. - Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, ISBN 978-3-319-90262-3. - 2018, p. 245-267
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Subject: | Japan | Steuerprogression | Progressive taxation | Soziale Sicherheit | Social security |
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