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How tax incentives affect decisions to invest in developing countries.
By: Boadway, Robin; Shah, Anwar.
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BookSeries: Working Papers. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1992Subject(s): Foreign Investment | Developing countries -- Investments -- Taxation. -- Developing countries -- Investments -- Taxation. -- Developing countries -- Investments -- TaxationSummary: Examines how tax incentives affect investment decisions in developing countries.
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Examines how tax incentives affect investment decisions in developing countries.
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