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How The Economy In Africa Is Changing Business Travel | AFKInsider » Jan 22, 2016 ...This could mean that these skills in South Africa are in demand on a continent that's been identified as a global economic growth region, Pienaar told BizNisAfrica. However, there was a significant decline in business travel across some sectors of the economy, Pienaar said, indicating that these industries... Afkinsider.com

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Tagging and income taxation: theory and an application∗ » Tagging and income taxation: theory and an application∗. Helmuth Cremer. Toulouse School of Economics. (University of Toulouse and Institut universitaire de France). Firouz Gahvari. Department of Economics. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Jean-Marie Lozachmeur. Toulouse School of Economics. ( CNRS). Faculty.las.illinois.edu

Economy Archives - BizNis AfricaBizNis Africa » Energy is one of the sectors of our economy most closely watched by local and international investors. This heightened interest is unlikely to let up in 2018, thanks to plans by the government to invest ZAR234 billion in energy infrastructure over the next three years. Energy industry players will take their cue in investment... Biznisafrica.com

South African economy may grow 2% in 2018; Finance Minister ... » 1 day ago ...South Africa's economy may grow 2 percent this year if the government takes needed policy decisions, Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Thursday. ... Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba - [http://www.biznisafrica.com/wp-content/ uploads/2017/04/Malusi-Gigaba-600x300.jpg]. Published in News Item... Cbn.co.za

Tagging and Income Taxation: Theory and an Application » We derive a set of analytical results for optimal income taxation with tags using quasilinear preferences and a Rawlsian social welfare function. Secondly, assuming a ...Finally, we calibrate our model to the US workers using gender as tag. Welfare implications ...American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, 2(1): 31-50. Aeaweb.org

Economy Archives - Page 14 of 14 - BizNis AfricaBizNis Africa » Tuesday, October 29th, 2013. Doing Business Report: Rwanda most improved economy. Singapore and Hong Kong top the Doing Business list of the 10 most business-friendly places in the world. Rwanda, Russian Federation, and Philippines are among the most improved in the annual survey of 189 economies . The gap... Biznisafrica.com

Africa at LSE – Economic emergence is the new target for African ... » Mar 14, 2016 ...Many African leaders are now working towards their countries becoming emerging economies Photo credit: http://www.biznisafrica.co.za. Assuredly, there is a strong sense that emergence plans embody clear indications about what policy and reform agendas need to be implemented. Most emergence... Blogs.lse.ac.uk

Summit News – East Africa Islamic Economy Summit 2018 » 4 days ago ...East Africa Islamic Economy Summit 2018 comes to Nairobi – BizNis Africa. East Africa's fairly developed infrastructure and communication sector, a young educated tech savvy population and their ability to capitalise on technology development provides a great opportunity for the region to lead in the... Eaifs.com

The Economics of "Tagging" as Applied to the Optimal Income Tax ... » The Economics of "Tagging" as Applied to the Optimal Income Tax, Welfare. Programs, and Manpower Planning. George A. Akerlof. The American Economic Review, Vol. 68, No. 1 (Mar, 1978), 8-19. Stable URL: http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici =0002-8282%28197803%2968%3A1%3C8%3ATEO%22AA%3E2.0.CO%3B2- W. Ssc.wisc.edu