Collected Customs Duties: The Level of Taxation on Imports Applied by the US and the EU
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- Jacques Gallezot & Vincent Aussilloux, 2008. "Collected customs duties: the level of taxation on imports applied by the US and the EU," Post-Print hal-01172873, HAL.
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- Jacques Gallezot & Vincent Aussilloux, 2008.
"Collected Customs Duties: The Level of Taxation on Imports Applied by the US and the EU,"
The World Economy, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 31(9), pages 1208-1225, September.
- Jacques Gallezot & Vincent Aussilloux, 2008. "Collected customs duties: the level of taxation on imports applied by the US and the EU," Post-Print hal-01172873, HAL.
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