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International tax arbitrage via corporate income splitting

Author: Satish Chand ^a

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^a The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia

DOI: 10.1088/1469-7688/2/2/302

Publication Frequency: 8 issues per year

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Quantitative Finance, Volume 2, Issue 2 April 2002 , pages 111 - 115

Subjects: Applied Mathematics; Business Mathematics; Finance & Accounting; Financial Mathematics;

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	Chapter 8 - 1995 Education and the life cycle , 978-0-415-34620-7
	Chapter 15 - 2003 The Higher Education White Paper: a critique , 978-0-415-34620-7
	Chapter 5 - 1990 The government loan scheme: a critique , 978-0-415-34620-7
	Chapter 16 - Financing higher education: a universal model , 978-0-415-34620-7
	Prelims , 978-0-415-34620-7
	Chapter 10 - 1998 The Dearing Report and the Government's response: a critique , 978-0-415-34620-7
	Chapter 6 - 1991 Pulling the arguments together , 978-0-415-34620-7
	Chapter 14 - 2002 Evidence to the Education Select Committee 2 , 978-0-415-34620-7
	Chapter 13 - 2002 Evidence to the Education Select Committee 1: funding higher education, policies for access and quality , 978-0-415-34620-7

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