Taxing Questions (programme two)

from The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2007 · host BBC World Service

In the second of a four part series Maurice Walsh discovers why globalisation and the black market have drastically undermined governments' ability to generate revenue in the form of tax. Maurice visits Zambia to examine what has happened to the money generated by the country's booming copper industry.

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