Book Reviews
@article{Biddle1992BookR, title={Book Reviews}, author={C. Biddle}, journal={Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association}, year={1992}, volume={40}, pages={845 - 946} }
This book by London School of Economics and Political Science economist Gabriel Zucman is an easy, relatively short nontechnical read that is aimed at the nonacademic reader, although it might be of interest to tax accounting academic readers and academics interested in income distribution and social equity issues. The headline grabber is that wealthy individuals hide an estimated $7.6 trillion, or 8 percent of a total $95.5 trillion of household financial wealth, giving rise to an annual loss…
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