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Pricing Offshore Services: Evidence from the Paradise Papers
The Paradise Papers represent one of the largest public data leaks comprising 13.4 million con_dential electronic documents. A dominant theory presented by Neal (2014) and Gri_th, Miller and O'Connell (2014) concerns the use of these offshore services in the relocation of intellectual property for t...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2022
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