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When Rules Change

Name: When Rules Change
Brand: University of Chicago Press
SKU: 04549288
Price: 1266 CZK
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Author: Daniel N. Shaviro
ISBN: 9780226751146

An Economic and Political Analysis of Transition Relief and Retroactivity

Daniel N. Shaviro

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Angličtina

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Libristo kód: 04549288

Nakladatelství University of Chicago Press, březen 2000

Suppose Congress were to change Social Security just before you retired? Or repeal income tax deduct... Celý popis

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