Taxing the People, Not Trade: the International Monetary Fund and the Structure of Taxation in Developing Countries

Overview of attention for article published in Studies in Comparative International Development, July 2020

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RT @b_reinsberg: New blogpost /w @thomstubbs on post-Covid tax policies for developing countries: https://t.co/fDkA1l1Dgn. Our input to the…

RT @b_reinsberg: New blogpost /w @thomstubbs on post-Covid tax policies for developing countries: https://t.co/fDkA1l1Dgn. Our input to the…

RT @b_reinsberg: New blogpost /w @thomstubbs on post-Covid tax policies for developing countries: https://t.co/fDkA1l1Dgn. Our input to the…

New blogpost /w @thomstubbs on post-Covid tax policies for developing countries: https://t.co/fDkA1l1Dgn. Our input to the 8th WB/IMF Tax Conference today: https://t.co/nic5KSTNS4. Full paper at: https://t.co/ioA3m6NmK0.

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