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National Tax Policy in Europe: To Be or Not to Be?

Krister Andersson ; Eva Eberhartinger ; Lars Oxelheim (eds.)

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No detectada 2007 SpringerLink

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978-3-540-70709-7

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978-3-540-70711-0

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Springer Nature

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Reino Unido

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© Springer 2007

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economia

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doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_1

The Role of National Tax Policies in the European Union

Krister Andersson; Eva Eberhartinger; Lars Oxelheim

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 1-10

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_2

Corporate Income Tax Competition and the Scope for National Tax Policy in the Enlarged Europe

Christian Bellak; Markus Leibrecht

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 11-43

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_3

Free Factor Mobility and Fiscal Competition: Can the National Welfare State Survive in a “United Europe”?

Åsa Hansson

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 45-68

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_4

Fiscal Competition and Activist Social Policy

Ulrike Schneider; August Österle

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 69-83

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_5

An Optional Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base in the European Union

Krister Andersson

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 85-119

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_6

The Influence of the European State Aid Rules on National Tax Policy

Franz Philipp Sutter

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 121-164

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_7

The European Court of Justice and Direct Taxation: A Recent Change of Direction?

Mattias Dahlberg

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 165-190

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_8

Tax Treaty Policy

Michael Lang

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 191-212

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_9

National Tax Policy, the Directives and Hybrid Finance

Eva Eberhartinger; Martin Six

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 213-236

doi: 10.1007/978-3-540-70711-0_10

The Room for National Tax Policy in the Future Europe

Krister Andersson; Eva Eberhartinger; Lars Oxelheim

Cooperative organizations may develop networks, in order to reduce transaction costs, to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange of resources, and be competitive. The pork industry in Denmark evolved along a path of cooperation and networking. The evolution is path-dependent with roots in the Grundtvig and the movement in the late 1800s. Today, the Danish pork industry is characterized by three levels of networks, beyond the family farm: the primary cooperative, the federated structure and the policy network. All four levels are interlinked via a nexus of director interlocks.

Pp. 237-246