Non-Administrative Models to Deteriorate Tax Evasion, a Socio-Cybernetic Application using NLP Archives for Taxpayer Euphoria Formation
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Tax Law; Tax Evasion; Tax Collection; Euphoria; Personal Data; Cognitive Psychology; Neuro-Linguistic-Programming; Mathematical Programming;All these keywords.
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