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France Tries to Tempt In More Foreign Investment
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Contrasting approaches of France and Britain in tax policies and foreign investment
07/10/2012
Higher tax rates in France and Hollande's call for the French to see this as a form of patriotism by contributing to reduce the public debt. Britain's Cameron takes a different approach by reducing taxes. Cameron's remark about a red carpet for foreign investment is taken by Hollande as a form of British humor.
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