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Informal Economy, Tax Evasion, and Poverty in a Democratic Setting: Greece
Mediterranean Quarterly (2007)
  • Constantine P. Danopoulos, San Jose State University
  • Boris Znidaric
Abstract

The article focuses on the connection between informal economic activity and tax evasion to the high rates of poverty in Greece. The three key preconditions identified as stimulants to informal economic activity are discussed. The negative effects that are associated with informal economic activity are presented. Factors that prompt tax evasion include the perception of economic fairness, level of tax burden and the effectiveness of the tax system.

Publication Date
May, 2007
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Citation Information
Constantine P. Danopoulos and Boris Znidaric. "Informal Economy, Tax Evasion, and Poverty in a Democratic Setting: Greece" Mediterranean Quarterly (2007)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/constantine_danopoulos/5/