Offshore gambling in Pacific Island tax havens
Analyses the nature of offshore (including Internet) gambling in Oceania, particularly in Vanuatu, Cook Islands, Norfolk Island, and Palau. Discusses the evolution and future prospects of offshore gambling in terms of tensions between the drive by entrepreneurs and regional tax-haven promoters to in...
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