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The Transition to Consumption Taxation, Part 1: The Impact on Existing Capital

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The Transition to Consumption Taxation, Part 1: The Impact on Existing Capital

DATE: Third Quarter 2000

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Viard, Alan D. "The Transition to Consumption Taxation, Part 1: The Impact on Existing Capital," in Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. "Third Quarter 2000," Review (Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas) (Third Quarter 2000) : 4-24. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/5730/item/583808/toc/527859 , accessed on May 29, 2023.

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