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A review of FinancialTransaction Taxesthroughout the world
RAISINGREVENUE
 A report for Health Poverty Actionand Stamp Out Poverty by Daiana Beitler of Just Economics
 
RAISING REVENUE
A review of Financial TransactionTaxes throughout the world
 A report for Health Poverty Actionand Stamp Out Poverty by Daiana Beitler of Just Economics
September 2010 Just Economics
is a company which uses interdisciplinary research techniques to address economic injustice andachieve progressive and sustainable change.
Health Poverty Action
works for a world in which the poorest and most marginalised enjoy their right tohealth. Charity number 290535. For more information go to
 www.healthpovertyaction.org
 
Stamp Out Poverty 
is a network of more than 40UK organisations, including development charities,faith groups and trade unions, that campaign for additional sources of finance to bridge the massivefunding gap required to bring the world’s poorestpeople out of poverty. For more information go to
 www.stampoutpoverty.org
 
 Acknowledgement
 With thanks for additional input to Simon Chouffot, SarahEdwards, David Hillman, Eilis Lawlor and Stephen Spratt.
 About the author
Daiana Beitler works in a freelance capacity for  Just Economics. She has an Msc in Social Policy andDevelopment from the London School of Economics anda BA in Sociology from Dickinson College, Pennsylvania.She has previously worked as a researcher for the NewEconomics Foundation and at the public sector practiceat McKinsey & Company. Daiana is originally fromUruguay and her interests lie in economic development(particularly the role of information technologies indevelopment) and international political economy.
Cover image copyright: Health Poverty ActionDesign by RevAngel Designs www.revangeldesigns.co.uk 
 
 
CONTENTS
1. Introduction
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52. Case studies
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2.1 Taiwan
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62.2 Brazil
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82.3 Argentina
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112.4 Japan
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142.5 Peru
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142.6 China
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162.7 United Kingdom
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162.8 Sweden
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182.9 Other experiences around the world
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3. Potential
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3.1 Financial transactions not yet taxed
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233.2 Security Transaction Tax revenue projections for developing countries
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4. Conclusion
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285. References
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