Govts Worry About Tax Revenues

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"A lot of the tax stuff is driven by the sincere worries governments all around the world have about the collapse of their tax revenues. You've seen the start of that in the UK. This is going to get very serious," Anthony Fry from Evercore Partners said on the UBS, Stanford news.

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