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Odd‐Helge Fjeldstad2020

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The non-oil tax reform in Angola: Escaping from petroleum dependency?

Odd‐Helge Fjeldstad · Aslak Orre · Francisco Miguel Paulo

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Year2020

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Published2020-06-18

VenueThe Extractive Industries and Society

ISSN-L2214-790X

Languageen

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