Tax Havens and Their Uses, 1990

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Caroline Doggart's 'Tax Havens and Their Uses, 1990' is a 163-page manual detailing tax havens for companies and emigrants. According to Doggert, tax burdens differ greatly worldwide, but there are many barriers to emigration. For example, the cost of living in many tax havens is very high. In addition, differences in language, climate and culture may diminish importance of the tax advantages. The book is published by the Economist Publications Unit and is priced at $112.50.

Column, Book reviews, A, Tax Havens and Their Uses, 1990 (Book), Doggart, Caroline

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Expanded Uses for Aspirin Now on Professional Labeling

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The author examines FDA approval of expanded use and labeling of aspirin for treatment of cardiovascular conditions. Information regarding prescription labeling, dosage, and label warnings is provided.

United States, Standards, Usage, Drug therapy, Heart attack, Prescription writing, Aspirin, United States. Food and Drug Administration

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Tales of a Hobbesian Cynic

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BOOK REVIEW The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature by Pinker, Steven

The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature (Book), Pinker, Steven

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