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How long can inflation tax compensate for the loss of government revenue in war economies? Evidence from Burundi

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Nkurunziza, J. (2004). How long can inflation tax compensate for the loss of government revenue in war economies? Evidence from Burundi. University of Oxford.

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Nkurunziza, J. How Long Can Inflation Tax Compensate for the Loss of Government Revenue in War Economies? Evidence from Burundi. University of Oxford, 2004.

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Nkurunziza, J. 2004. “How Long Can Inflation Tax Compensate for the Loss of Government Revenue in War Economies? Evidence from Burundi.” CSAE Working Paper Series. University of Oxford.
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Publisher:: University of Oxford Publisher's website
Series:: CSAE Working Paper Series
Publication date:: 2004-01-19
Paper number:: WPS/2004-19

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Pubs id:: 1144757
Local pid:: pubs:1144757
Deposit date:: 2020-12-15

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Copyright date:: 2004
Rights statement:: Copyright 2004 The Author(s)

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