Germany / Bahamas / Sweden / Latvia / Thailand / France / Japan / United States / Brazil / United Kingdom / Ghana / Argentina / Spain / India / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
University of Greenwich / /
IndustryTerm
bank debit tax / electricity charges / car licensing fees / agricultural producers / human development services / social insurance contributions / public services / finance / healthcare / oil / public finance / Tax collection services / stronger and fairer taxation systems / public infrastructure / vegetable cooking oil / electricity / tax biases favouring debt finance / health insurance / utility services / insurance premiums / well-financed public infrastructure / unemployment insurance / country income / mining / Public postal services / social insurance / social health insurance / higher gross domestic product / /
NaturalFeature
UK-owned Cayman Islands / Channel Islands / /
Organization
International Monetary Fund / Business School / World Trade Organization / Bureau of Economic Analysis / University of Greenwich / OECD / G20 / World Bank / United Nations / European Union / /
Person
Zapatero / Gordon / Adam Smith / Tom Paine / Kofi Annan / Winston Churchill / Pranab Mukherjee / Roy Bahl / Lei / Chirac / David Hall / /
Position
Prime Minister / Secretary General / Director / PSIRU / Executive / finance minister / Major / Nobel-prize-winning economist / /
ProvinceOrState
France / /
PublishedMedium
the International Journal / Bangkok Post / /
Region
Dutch Antilles / east Asia / central Europe / Central Asia / eastern Europe / /
Paying for public spending: taxation David Hall, Director, PSIRU, Business School, University of Greenwich, London Email: [removed] “Our tax collectors are like honey bees, collecting nectar from the flowers with