Assessment of Factors Affecting Tax Revenues: The Case of the Simplified Taxation System in the Russian Federation
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simplified taxation system; tax revenues; regional budget; tax policy; small and medium-sized businesses; regional economy; econometric modeling; panel data;All these keywords.
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