Normally, the IMF warns of the dangers of high taxation. Yet in Greece, the troika has insisted on high effective tax rates even at very low income levels.
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Athens
AS THE Greek crisis proceeds to its next stage, Germany, Greece and the triumvirate of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the European Central Bank and the European Commission (now better known as the troika) have all faced serious criticism. While there is plenty of blame to...
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