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Asymmetric federalism in Russia : cure or poison?

Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge (contributor) - 2002 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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Institutions, paradigms, and tax evasion in developing and transition countries

Alm, James; Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge - In: Public finance in developing and transitional countries …, (pp. 146-178). 2003

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Do tax amnesties work? : the revenue effects of tax amnesties during the transition in the Russian Federation

Alm, James; Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge; Wallace, Sally - In: Economic analysis and policy 39 (2009) 2, pp. 235-253

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Russian attitudes toward paying taxes - before, during, and after the transititon

Alm, James (contributor); … - 2005

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Russian attitudes toward paying taxes : before, during, and after the transition

Alm, James; Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge; Torgler, Benno - In: International journal of social economics 33 (2006) 11/12, pp. 832-857

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Do tax amnesties work? : The revenue effects of tax amnesties during the transition in the Russian Federation

Alm, James (contributor); … - 2007

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003639755

Asymmetric federalism in Russia : cure or poison?

Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge - In: Fiscal fragmentation in decentralized countries : …, (pp. 227 - 266). 2007

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Russia's transition to a new federalism

Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge; Boex, Jameson - 2001 - 1. print.

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IMF conditionally and objections : the Russian case

Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge (contributor) - In: The American journal of economics and sociology 60 (2001) 2, pp. 501-517

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Who Bears the Burden of Taxes on Labor Income in Russia?

Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge; Rider, Mark; Wallace, Sally; … - 2007

In 2001 the Russian government introduced a bold reform of its tax system, which included the adoption of a flat-rate income tax. Until then, only a few countries, including the transition countries of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, had adopted a flat-rate income tax. This reform has naturally...

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