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• U.S. withholding policy: don't ask, don't tell, part 2.

  - 2006-05-25

  Byline: Lee A. Sheppard May 25, 2006 (Tax Notes International - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Offshore tax and banking havens prevent a large slice of tax revenues going to Western economies. However, authorities will not touch them because too many powerful people are...

  Tags: FINANCE, Hudson, Taxes, University of Missouri

• Introduction - Chapter 1

  - 2002-12-01

  PAUL SAMUELSON ONCE formulated a list of early prominent American economists born after 1860.1 To the list consisting of W. C. Mitchell, Allyn Young, H. L. Moore, Frank Knight, Jacob Viner and Henry Schlutz he added the name of Harry Gunnison Brown. It is improbable that Brown's name has a...

  Tags: CAREER, Davenport Co., economist, FINANCE, Fisher, Missouri, taxation, Taxes, University of Missouri, Yale University

• Conclusion - Chapter 10

  - 2002-12-01

  Introduction A BROADER VIEW OF HARRY GUNNISON BROWN'S THOUGHT on political economy must include a consideration of his general philosophical and political views. In addition, his position with respect to Marxist, Institutionalist and Georgist thought are of interest. The effect of Brown's near heretical views on and advocacy of...

  Tags: Columbia, economist, FINANCE, manuscript, taxation, Taxes, theory, University of Missouri

• Books, articles and letters by Harry Gunnison Brown - Bibliography

  - 2002-12-01

  "The Basis of Rate-Making as Affected by Competition Versus Combination of Railroads." Yale Review, 16 (May 1907): 79-86. "Competitive and Monopolistic Price Making." Quarterly Journal of Economics 22 (August 1908): 62 5-639. "Review of Gold, Prices and Wages under the Greenback Standard by Wesley C. Mitchell." Yale Review...

  Tags: Books, Columbia, FINANCE, Lucas, manuscript, Rogers, Sociology, taxation, Taxes, theory, University of Missouri, Yale University

• Secondary sources - Bibliography

  - 2002-12-01

  Adams, H. C. (1898). The Science of Finance. New York: Henry Holt & Company. Adams, Thomas S. (1916). "Tax Exemption through Capitalization: A Fiscal Fallacy." Americican Economic Review 6 June: 271-287. American Economic Review. (1939). "Obituary for James Harvey Rogers." 29 December: 913-914. Andelson, Robert V., ed....

  Tags: Clark, Company, FINANCE, Fisher, G., London, M., manuscript, Regulation, Richard, Robert, Sociology, taxation, Taxes, theory, University of Missouri

• Charitable Gift Planning and Estate Planning Strategies Topic of Seminar

  - 1999-10-20

  SAN FRANCISCO--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 20, 1999-- Douglas Freeman, a leading Los Angeles-based tax attorney, and Christopher Hays, Professor of Law at the University of Missouri, are featured speakers at an upcoming seminar on charitable gifts and estate planning in San Francisco. The Annual Tax and Estate Planning Seminar, sponsored...

  Tags: Business Wire, FINANCE, Taxes, University of Missouri

• Monsanto, Two Universities, Botanical Garden Work on Plant Science Institute.

  - 1998-05-06

  Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News May 5--Four of the region's biggest names in biology and biotechnology want to create a plant science institute, a research center that will study how plants can be altered to improve and increase the world's food supply. The participants are Washington...

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