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Tax Incentives for Extraction and Recycling of Basic Materials in Canada
Kimberley Scharf
Economics
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Canada
100%
Corporate Income Tax
25%
Dealers
25%
Exploration Stage
25%
Extraction Methods
25%
Finished Product
50%
Forestry
25%
Glass Products
25%
Incremental Cost
25%
Intermediate Inputs
25%
Manufacturing Firms
25%
Metal Products
25%
Mining Tax
25%
Overall Impact
25%
Plastic Products
25%
Recycled Materials
75%
Recycling Sector
25%
Sales Tax
50%
Scrap
50%
Tax Incentives
100%
Tax System
75%
Virgin Material
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Canada
100%
Intermediate Good
33%
Metal Product
33%
Recycled Material
100%
Recycling
33%
Tax Incentive
100%
Tax on Capital
33%
Tax System
100%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Incentives
33%
Intermediate Good
33%
Marginal Costs
33%
Sales Tax
66%
Tax Incentive
100%
Tax System
100%
Taxation
33%
Engineering
Final Product
33%
Intermediate Good
33%
Manufacturing Firm
33%
Marginal Costs
33%
Plastic Product
33%
Producer Gas
33%
Recycled Material
100%
Stage Extraction
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Canadians
100%
Forestry
33%
Recycled Material
100%