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| | | ... on productivity. Costello said these kinds of taxes have been used for years by many countries including the UK, Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, Canada, the Republic of Ireland and some states in the US. Australia did abolish death duties in 1979 but ... |
| | | ... "demographic darlings" while those that score poorly are "demographic disasters". Economies in this second group include Japan, Italy, Portugal, Spain and Germany. A third group - "demographic deviants" - have favourable population pyramids but relatively ... |
| | | ... Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Malta, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain ... |
| | | ... the toll roads on the eastern seaboard of Australia. Further afield there is Atlantia and VINCI that operate toll roads in Italy and France, respectively. There's also Fraport, which operates Frankfurt airport. Of those stocks, Robertson typically holds ... |
| | | ... decade, especially as a range of countries has started to amend their legislation," the report said, quoting legislation from Italy, the US and New Zealand. CIFR proposes limiting the amount of money that could be raised through crowdfunding at $2 million ... |
| | | ... first, it was less than market expectations for growth of 0.5%. The French economy stagnated (0%) in the June quarter while Italy's eased to 0.2% from 0.3%. Growth slowed to 0.1% from 0.6% in the Netherlands. Needless to say, such growth rates aren't ... |
| | | ... bank Banca Popolare di Milano, "not because we think that Europe will be ok, but because we see that there's a change in Italy's bankruptcy regulations." "Southern European banks are highly sensitive to macroeconomic trends and we appreciate that as ... |
| | | ... Germany's deficit reached 4% of GDP and debt 63.9% in 2003; the same year, France's deficit was 4.1% and debt grew to 62.9%; Italy's deficit was at 3.5% and debt 105.7%. Well... they made their bed. Everybody's talkin' 'bout the dire consequences for ... |
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