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Since most people have not invested in the commodities bubble, I would guess that they will feel that a commodity tax burden has been relieved and they may go on a vacation or buy something nice with the extra money.
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In another scenario, world recovery would continue, absent Europe and sharply rising commodity prices in turn would tax all of Europe, magnifying the effects of austerity and increasing risks of revolution.
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They can, for example, tax the foreign earnings of commodity producers, ploughing the proceeds into a sovereign-wealth fund that invests in foreign assets.
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He is not short of bold ideas, including a global financial tax, the regulation of commodity derivatives and measures to limit exchange-rate volatility.
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Treasurer Wayne Swan said that a drop in commodity prices had hit the resources sector and hurt tax revenues.
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Which will be a great annoyance to some who have been campaigning for just this tax as they would like it to reduce commodity speculation.
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This tax will hit the options, futures, commodity and FX markets.
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On this view higher commodity prices are merely accelerating the process by acting as a tax on Western consumers.
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The report added that many mineral-rich countries needed "urgently to review the design of their tax regimes", which were designed to attract foreign investment when commodity prices were low.
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Mr. Arafat, his wife and a coterie of close advisors, were personally pocketing hundreds of millions of dollars each year in tax transfers and kickbacks from state-controlled monopoly import contracts on virtually every basic commodity needed in Gaza and the West Bank.
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