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Below you'll find a list of all posts from November, 2000

OECD or Tax Havens: Who is at Fault?

The following is an edited version of “Harmful Tax Practices?”, an article by David N. Laband in the October 2000 …

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Blacklisting for Dummies

“It’s about the competition, stupid!” For the last 5 months our town meetings, local press, talk radio and TV have …

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Law and Order in The Bahamas

The Bahamas is now facing a financial crisis of great severity… a crisis with many facets and dimensions. It may …

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