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Demand for Currency and the Black Economy in the UK

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THE DEMAND FOR MONEY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: 1963–1973
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How Big Is the Irregular Economy?
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The informal economy
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Statistical Illusions, Mistaken Policies
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The Hidden Economy: The Labor Market and Tax Evasion
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The effects of risk and return on the currency composition of money demand
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The Empirical Implications of a Utility Tree
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no DOI — not checkedThe Roots of the Black Economy
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no DOI — not checkedalmost half of all consumers' expenditure is on zero rated commodities, consequently different effective rates exist for different commodities. For an example of effective VAT see Kay and Warren
no DOI — not checkedclaimed that much of the lost tax receipts came from unearned income rather than VAT evasion
no DOI — not checkedemployers' contributions as a percentage of the gross wage fell by 4 percentage points in the second quarter of
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no DOI — not checkedThe Black Economy
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no DOI — not checkedThe Theory and Measurement of the Unobserved Sector of the United States Economy: Causes, Consequences and Implications
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