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Tax Competition and the European Social Model in a Bigger EU: Convergence or Disunion?
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Magnin, Eric
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Capitalism
/ Competition
/ European Union
/ Political Integration
/ Social Policy
/ Taxation
2009
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Tax Competition and the European Social Model in a Bigger EU: Convergence or Disunion?
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Magnin, Eric
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Capitalism
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/ European Union
/ Political Integration
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/ Taxation
2009
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Tax Competition and the European Social Model in a Bigger EU: Convergence or Disunion?
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Tax Competition and the European Social Model in a Bigger EU: Convergence or Disunion?
2009
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Tax competition among EU member states is not new, and has increased since 1990 and even more following the 2004-2007 enlargement to eastern European countries. Its positive and negative aspects are analyzed while paying close attention to the flat tax system adopted by new member states. Given the risk of production plants and tax bases relocating elsewhere, the tax systems redistributive function would be impaired, whence a threat to the European welfare model. For this reason, questions are raised about this models prospects and about the attraction exerted by the Anglo-Saxon and Nordic models of capitalism. Adapted from the source document.
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