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Illicit Financial Flows in Zambia's Integrated Economy: Analysing the effects of illegal taxation practices in the extractives industry on value addition
Mining is an important sector of Zambia's economy. Using the Constitution, legislative measures, and other policy pronouncements, efforts are being made by the Zambian government to maximise opportunities for diversification and value addition from mining to other sectors of the economy. Opportuniti...
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Department of Private Law
2023
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