Investment: political capital

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The British government has refuted claims that under-investment is the cause for the nation's woes. The Labour Party has based its economic policies on the premise that investment determines the growth of economy and governments determine how much investment occurs within the economy.

Economic aspects, Economic policy, Investments, Political aspects, Economic development

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What the taxman takes

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Britons will complain when it is announced their taxes are going up on Mar 16, 1993, but they have one of the lowest tax burdens in the European Community. A thorough look at the tax structure of Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development countries in included.

International aspects, Tax administration and procedure, Tax administration, Taxation, Tax policy, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

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