Project Brief 1/JulyThe Politics of Domestic Resource Mobilization for Social Development It is clear that developing countries cannot rely only on aid to transform their economies and meet the needs of their citi

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• Public finance
• Resource mobilization
• International development
• Monterrey Consensus
• Sociology
• Social philosophy
• State-building
• Development
• International relations
• Aid

Chart of States with and without State Tax Tribunals (as ofPrepared by: AICPA State and Local Tax Technical Resource Panel This chart was prepared by the AICPA State and Local Tax Technical Resource Panel and is

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• Certified Public Accountant
• Business
• United States Tax Court
• Internal Revenue Service
• Tax preparation
• Income tax in the United States
• Enrolled agent
• Accountant–client privilege
• Taxation in the United States
• Accountancy
• Economy of the United States

MEDIA RELEASE MINERALS COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA THE MINERALS SECTOR’S TAX CONTRIBUTION: VERITIES AND BALDERDASH Statement from Brendan Pearson, Chief Executive, Minerals Council of Australia A column in the Sydney Morning

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• Intellectual property law
• Patent law
• Royalties
• Tax
• Payroll tax
• Political economy
• Business
• Minerals Resource Rent Tax
• Taxation in South Africa
• Taxation in Australia
• Taxation
• Public economics

Hi Amy and Miriam, We at Advection.NET, a streaming video services provider and content delivery network (CDN), fully support the petition to revise the regulations at 1 CFR part 51 to make the full body and text of law

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• Humanities
• Law
• Public.Resource.Org
• Content delivery network
• United States Code
• Concurrent computing
• Computing
• Distributed computing

To whom it may concern, I am certainly in agreement with Carl Malamud and Public.Resource.org that the entirety of American law should be freely available to the public. Making it available online allows low cost, wide-s

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• Public domain
• Public.Resource.Org
• Carl Malamud

The laws of a government should be made readily and freely available to the public in order to keep the public safe. The cost of making the laws available should be relatively negligible and if an entity be it agency or

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• New media
• Scientific revolution
• Virtual reality
• Law
• Entrepreneur
• Technology
• Business
• Science
• Digital technology
• Internet
• Media technology

I file these further comments in order to make several important points and observations: 1) The concern of standards development organizations that rulemaking in response to our petition would deprive their copyrights o

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• Regulatory compliance
• Guidance document
• Government
• Federal Register
• Government procurement in the United States
• Standards organization
• Public administration
• Politics
• United States administrative law
• Rulemaking
• Notice of proposed rulemaking

All material in the Federal Code should be available, free of charge, to the public in both print and electronic form. The standard of "reasonably available" should mean that no fees shall ever be charged for access to t

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PROJECT BRIEF Contestation and Social Change THE POLITICS OF DOMESTIC RESOURCE MOBILIZATION IN BOLIVIA

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• United Nations Research Institute For Social Development
• Economic inequality
• International development
• Government budget deficit
• Decentralization
• Economics
• Public economics
• Political geography
• Andean Community of Nations
• Bolivia
• Republics

Public Disclosure Authorized Policy Research Working Paper 7229

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• Working time
• Labor
• Income distribution
• Socioeconomics
• Management
• Labour market flexibility
• Employment
• Economy of Sweden
• Collective bargaining
• Human resource management
• Labour relations
• Economics