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This paper was given as the ICAEW Hardman Memorial Lecture 2006.
Alan Auerbach, Michael P Devereux and Helen Simpson
Alan Auerbach, Michael P Devereux and Helen Simpson
Alan Auerbach, Michael P Devereux and Helen Simpson
Michael P Devereux
Taxes play an important role in the location and investment decisions of multinationals, according to two new research papers.
Michael P Devereux
Despite anecdotal evidence, it is very difficult to find substantive empirical evidence on the extent to which multinational companies can reduce their overall tax liabilities by moving profits to lower taxed countries.
Michael P Devereux
Taxes play an important role in the location and investment decisions of multinationals, according to two new research papers.
Michael P Devereux
Despite anecdotal evidence, it is very difficult to find substantive empirical evidence on the extent to which multinational companies can reduce their overall tax liabilities by moving profits to lower taxed countries.
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