financial integration and tax efficiency –premises of antitrust policy and economic growth

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2016
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Abstract
The aims of this paper is to highlight the relationship between financial integration, taxation and anti-monopoly policy.We will focus on the arguments that come to strengthen that the effectiveness of anti-monopoly policy depends on effective measures in the area of taxation and hence the effects of taxation. Basically, in our analysis, we built a research that stressed the importance of interplay between the variables involved and the objective of economic growth. Noting that the public income and expeenditures (item that showing the importance of administration sector in the economy), depends on effective antitrust policy. For this analysis, we used data between 2008 and 2014 from the Competition Council and Eurostat.
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Authors ;Mihai Mărginean;Anca Florentina Gavriluţă (Vatamanu);Otilia Roxana Oprea
Journal turkish studies
Year 2016
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