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Mergers, taxes, and historical materialism
Ajay K. Mehrotra
Pritzker School of Law
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Tax Law
100%
Historical Materialism
100%
Law
57%
Corporate Tax
57%
Tax Benefits
28%
Corporate Reorganization
28%
Mergers and Acquisitions
28%
Tax Preferences
28%
Historical Stories
28%
Social Processes
14%
Executive Agencies
14%
Market Conditions
14%
Democratic Institutions
14%
Late Merger
14%
Legal Process
14%
Explosive Growth
14%
Political Process
14%
Shareholders
14%
Economic Interests
14%
Institutional Dynamics
14%
Political Interest
14%
Economic Processes
14%
Legal Doctrine
14%
Legislative Process
14%
Historical Process
14%
Gradual Transformation
14%
Legal Change
14%
Internal Revenue Code
14%
Economic Logic
14%
Corporate Acquisitions
14%
Material Contexts
14%
Institutional Development
14%
Corporate Merger
14%
Historical Conditions
14%
Tax Rule
14%
Legal Regime
14%
Law-making Process
14%
Entrenchment
14%
Historical Sequences
14%
Concrete Economics
14%
Context Path
14%
Preferential Tax Policy
14%
Corporate Welfare
14%
Social Sciences
Tax Law
100%
Historical Materialism
100%
Corporate Tax
57%
Law
57%
Courts
14%
Institutional Development
14%
USA
14%
Narrative
14%
Political Process
14%