Enforcement agencies in democracies face a common set of political constraints against using government coercion to control the behavior of sovereign citizens.
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Taxpayer Compliance: Social Science Perspectives (Law in Social Context Series)
July 1989, University of Pennsylvania Press
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0812281500 9780812281507
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