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Steve Bond
Presentation given at a special session on the Mirrlees Review at the RES annual conference 2008.
Steve Bond
Presentation given at a special session on the Mirrlees Review at the RES annual conference 2008.
Steve Bond
Presentation given at a special session on the Mirrlees Review at the RES annual conference 2008.
Steve Bond
Presentation given at the International Symposium on Tax Reform, Tokyo 2008.
Steve Bond
Presentation given at the International Symposium on Tax Reform, Tokyo 2008.
Steve Bond
Presentation given at the International Symposium on Tax Reform, Tokyo 2008.
Rachel Griffith and Heike Harmgart
We are interested in evaluating the impact of restrictive planning regulation on entry into the UK grocery retail industry.
Michael P Devereux
Peter Birch Sørensen
Michael P Devereux
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