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Administrative monopolies, state aid, barriers to entry and market integration : challenges for the Chinese anti-monopoly law

Weishaar, Stefan - In: Competition policy and regulation : recent developments …, (pp. 98-129). 2011

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Should Organizing Premier-Level European Football Be a Monopoly? And Who Should Run It? – An Economists’ Perspective

Budzinski, Oliver; Feddersen, Arne - 2022

surrounding antitrust proceedings revive the academic discussion about the monopoly power of sport-internal governing bodies (like …, we discuss how much monopoly is unavoidable in premier-level European football and how its powers can be limited and …

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The Google Search Case in Europe : Tying and the Single Monopoly Profit Theorem in Two-Sided Markets

Iacobucci, Edward M. - 2018

This paper provides an economic and legal theory of harm applicable to the case against Google in Europe over search … bias. So far, no clear legal and economic theory has yet been delineated by the European Commission, nor consensus in the … literature has emerged with regard to the theory of foreclosure that could support the case, or with regard to the specific form …

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Study to quantify and analyse the VAT gap in the EU-27 member states

Barbone, Luca; Belkindas, Misha V.; Bettendorf, Leon; … - 2013

This report presents and discusses the findings of the "Study to quantify and analyse the VAT Gap in the EU-27 Member States", conducted by CASE and CPB. The main aim of the study was to help better understand the recent trends in the field of VAT fraud and analyse determinants of VAT Gaps using...

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2012 update report to the study to quantify and analyse the VAT gap in the EU-27 member states

Barbone, Luca; Bonch-Osmolovskiy, Mikhail; Poniatowski, … - 2014

This report provides estimates of the VAT Gap for 26 EU Member States for 2012, as well as revised estimates for the period 2009-2011. It is a follow-up to the report "Study to quantify and analyse the VAT Gap in the EU-27 Member States", published in September 2013. This update incorporates the...

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Sub-national governments' tax structure in the European Union countries

Trasberg, Viktor - 2015

The paper analyses the European Union sub-national governments' tax revenue structures and their dynamic during the last decades. Tax composition obtained a considerable interest during the recent years, particularly after the recent global financial and economic crisis. In many European Union...

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Study to quantify and analyse the VAT Gap in the EU Member States : 2015 Report

Barbone, Luca; Bonch-Osmolovskiy, Mikhail; Poniatowski, … - 2015

This report provides estimates of the VAT Gap for 26 EU Member States for 2013, as well as revised estimates for the period 2009-2012. It is a follow-up to the report “Study to quantify and analyse the VAT Gap in the EU-27 Member Statess, published in September 2013 (hereafter: 2013 Report),...

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An extended view on inequality and redistribution in the European Union : the role of indirect taxation and in-kind benefits

Christl, Michael; De Poli, Silvia; Köppl-Turyna, Monika - 2024

This paper refines the concept of disposable income by incorporating governmentprovided in-kind benefits for education and health services, as well as imputed VAT payments, following Figari and Paulus (2015). Our analysis reveals that including these elements significantly reduces income...

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Are we retiring too early?

Pestieau, Pierre - 2001

tax theory and of political economy. …

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Environmental Taxation and Unemployment : Some Evidence on the 'Double Dividend Hypothesis' in Europe

Galeotti, Marzio; Carraro, Carlo - 2014

The employment 'double dividend hypothesis' suggests that an appropriately designed fiscal reform, in which emission charges are used to subsidize employers' social security contributions, may realize (at least) two relevant policy goals: a better quality of the environment and, at the same...

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