Does the EU Need a Tax of Its Own?

Rolf Caesar; Jutta Haug; Leif Mutén; Michaele Schreyer

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Volume 36, 2001 · Number 5 · pp. 223–233

Does the EU Need a Tax of Its Own?

By Rolf Caesar, Jutta Haug, Leif Mutén, Michaele Schreyer

The demand has been raised in various quarters recently that the EU should have a tax of its own. What are the reasons behind this demand? And what are the arguments of its opponents?

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