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The currency transaction tax : rate and revenue estimates

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 2008; United Nations University Press Description: vi, 23 p.ISBN: 9789280811599.Subject(s): DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE | TAXATION | CURRENCY | FOREIGN EXCHANGEOnline resources: contents & introduction

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DEV B33529

The Currency Transaction Tax (CTT) is emerging as a leading new financial instrument for governments seeking to raise large amounts of global, independent, and stable monies for international development.

UNU B33528

The Currency Transaction Tax (CTT) is emerging as a leading new financial instrument for governments seeking to raise large amounts of global, independent, and stable monies for international development.

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