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Book 2000on? Does tax competition disadvantage some European centres? Should the regulation of institutional investment be changed? Is it a good policy for governments to promote their national financial centres? And would the UK joining the European monetary union threaten the position of other European cen

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Auswertung der Simulationsexperimente,t Frankfurt consistently ranks ahead of Paris may be unexpected for some observers; it is, nonetheless, underpinned by a growing lead in a number of product areas. In the competition for the ., Frankfurt seems to be holding more cards than its chief continental rival.

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Monographien zur FeuerungstechnikFinancial centres are the physical location where capital markets are organized. Financial centres and capital markets are neither a cancer on the real economy nor are they simply providers of an alternative funding mechanism for local firms and governments. Financial systems serve to:

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