Tax Reform in a Social Democratic State: The Case of Sweden 1990-91

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Santesson, Peter, 2013, ”Tax Reform in a Social Democratic State: The Case of Sweden 1990-91″ in Knowledge and Policy Change (ed) Henrik Lindberg, Newcastle, Cambridge Scholars Publishing. s. 93-111.

Santesson, Peter, 2013, ”Tax Reform in a Social Democratic State: The Case of Sweden 1990-91″ inKnowledge and Policy Change(ed) Henrik Lindberg, Newcastle, Cambridge Scholars Publishing. s. 93-111.

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Author: Santesson, Peter
Publication year: 2013
Published in: Henrik Lindberg Newcastle Cambridge Scholars Publishing s 93-111

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Tax Reform in a Social Democratic State: The Case of Sweden 1990-91

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Santesson, Peter, 2013, ”Tax Reform in a Social Democratic State: The Case of Sweden 1990-91″ inKnowledge and Policy Change(ed) Henrik Lindberg, Newcastle, Cambridge Scholars Publishing. s. 93-111.

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Author: Santesson, Peter
Publication year: 2013
Published in: Henrik Lindberg Newcastle Cambridge Scholars Publishing s 93-111