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IMF Rebukes Denmark’s Food Tax Cut Plan as Costly, Too Broad
The International Monetary Fund criticized Denmark’s plans to cut the value added tax on food, saying the measure is poorly targeted and costly.
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The International Monetary Fund criticized Denmark’s plans to cut the value added tax on food, saying the measure is poorly targeted and costly.
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