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A minimum corporate tax rate in the EU combines the best of two worlds

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  • Does the Enlarged European Union Need a Minimum Corporate Tax Rate?
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  4. M. Evers, R. A. de Mooij and H. R. J. Vollebergh: Tax competition under minimum rates: the case of European diesel excises, CESifo Working Paper, forthcoming 2004.

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de Mooij, R. A minimum corporate tax rate in the EU combines the best of two worlds. Intereconomics 39, 180–182 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03032107

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