Institutional Elements of Tax Design and Reform

Institutional Elements of Tax Design and Reform
ISBN-10
0821353942
ISBN-13
9780821353943
Category
Business & Economics / International / Economics & Trade
Language
English
Published
2003
Publisher
World Bank Publications
Author
John McLaren

Description

Baron , D. , and J. Ferejohn . 1989. " Bargaining in Legislatures " , American Political Science Review , 1181-1206 . Bolton , Patrick and Gerard Roland . 1997. " The Breakup of Nations : A Political Economy Analysis " , Quarterly ...

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