As governments look for new options for public revenue stream, this table by IPS Global Economy project director Sarah Anderson shows which options can be considered, their potential revenue, and their administrative and political feasibility.
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Using a Currency Transaction Levy to Raise Resources to Address Global Health and Climate Change in Developing Countries