Still relevant on why the definition of illicit financial flows should include aggressive tax avoidance: it looks like the biggest part of the problem & the biggest fix to developing country revenue https://bit.ly/2NU03Lr @TaxJusticeNet
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@iaincampbell07 said the@alexcobham@petr_jansky estimates are much larger than others (here is the graph compared to@gabriel_zucman@LudvigWier@TTorslov ). As C&J note the IMF paper methodology its based on is mechanical & generates $#s for countries without tax datapic.twitter.com/poJGhFgoBI
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Where should ATA be placed on the illicit-illegal-legal frame, and wouldn't it be useful to keep it on the SDG agenda? So many SDG goals & indicators cover a broad range of policy areas.
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Taxing MNCs effectively (incl. thru int'l. collaboration & treaties) is part of broad tax policy. SDG 17.1. makes more sense than under 16.4 w gun running, drug trafficking & money laundering. The proposed indicator
shows problem of smushing togetherhttps://www.cgdev.org/blog/proposed-sdg-indicator-illicit-financial-flows-risks-conflating-ordinary-business-dirty-money …1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
My forthcoming paper with @CFR_org @MilesKahler may be more helpful than 280 characters on this! 
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