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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Using an Advance Pricing Agreement: Lessons for the UK from the US and Austrarion Experience

Markham, Michelle A. - 2005

and expanding their documentation and penalty rules (such as the United States (US), Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom … Fiscal Committee is very close to that provided by the IRS." As Australia and the UK also closely follow the OECD Transfer … taxpayers and revenue authorities in the United States and in Australia, along, where relevant, with the views expressed in the …

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The effects of technical and organizational change on labor markets

Gärtner, Dennis - 2001

A new strand of literature has recently sought to investigate possible links between technological changes, observed modifications to firms' organizational structure and the evolution of the wage gap between skilled and unskilled workers. After a brief overview of such approaches, this essay...

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Economic internationalisation and the distribution of income : a comparison of the cases of Germany and the U.S.

Wacker, Ulrich - 2002

This study compares the effects of economic internationalisation on the functional distribution of labour income in the U.S.and Germany. The benchmark for assessing the empirical analyses theoretically is the general equilibrium framework ofinternational trade theory. Focusing on general...

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Measuring the Burden of Disease, the Structure of Income, and Returns to Education in Rural West Africa

Würthwein, Ralph - 2002

Die vorliegende Dissertation will einen Beitrag zur Messung von Krankheitsbelastung, Einkommensstruktur und Ausbildungsrenditen im ländlichen Westafrika leisten. Ihr Forschungsgegenstand ist die Erhebung und Analyse von Mortalitäts-, Morbiditäts- und sozio-ökonomischen Daten im...

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A "ruggedised" method for measuring entrepreneurial activity in developing countries

Frederick, Howard - 2010

In July 2009, a team of 38 researchers carried out the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) survey in the Kingdom of Tonga. The GEM survey estimates the proportion of the general population involved in business start-ups and new firm creation. This paper describes not the results of the survey...

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Measuring entrepreneurial activity in low-teledensity countries

Frederick, Howard; Haslett, Stephen; Wolfgramm, Tania; … - 2011

In 2009, a team of 38 researchers carried out the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) survey of social and business entrepreneurial activity in the Kingdom of Tonga. The GEM survey estimates the proportion of the population involved in business and social start-ups and new firm creation. This...

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Micro evidence of the brain gain hypothesis : the case of Cape Verde

Batista, Catia; Lacuesta, Aitor; Vicente, Pedro

Does emigration really drain human capital accumulation in origin countries? This paper explores a unique household survey purposely designed and conducted to answer this specific question for the case of Cape Verde. This is allegedly the African country suffering from the largest "brain drain",...

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Small business taxation:an evaluation of the role of special treatment policies

Pope, Jeffrey - 2008

from various countries in the world, particularly the UK, USA, New Zealand and Australia. The arguments for special …

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Transfers, Agglomeration and German Unification

Ross, Matthias - 2001

This paper analyses in the framework of a 2-region economic geography model the impact of transfers on agglomeration of economic activity. Two main results can be derived: First, subsidies to the activity of firms are more efficient to avoid agglomeration than subsidies to consumers (social...

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ARE ALL TAXES EQUALLY BAD? HOW REDUCING IOWA'S SALES TAX COULD SAVE IOWANS MORE THAN $100 MILLION PER YEAR

Lapan, Harvey E.; Moschini, GianCarlo; Caruth, Brad - 2002

Under current U.S. law, taxpayers can deduct up to 100 percent of their state income taxes from their adjusted gross income when calculating their federal income taxes. As a result, Iowans currently pay approximately $251 million less to the federal government than they would otherwise pay....

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