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Her plan addresses two issues. Some legal avoidance is illicit because MNCs use their corporate heft. Some evasion is made possible by regulatory misalignment. @mushtaqkhan100 @FCDOREDGCSD @AntoAndreoni Read the @ACE_soas paper https://ace.soas.ac.uk/publication/illicit-financial-flows/
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We can also tackle health crises differently, and address corruption while efficiently delivering health care. Take a look at ACE's framework for addressing governance challenges amid crises: https://bit.ly/2NS8jRr