On the efficiency of fiscal competition for FDI when incumbent firms are foreign-owned
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- Andreas Hoefele & Ben Ferrett, 2014. "On The Efficiency Of Fiscal Competition For Fdi When Incumbent Firms Are Foreign-Owned," Centre for Firms in the Global Economy (CFGE) Discussion Papers 2014_01, School of Business and Economics, Loughborough University, revised May 2014.
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