Fiscal evasion and informality in Albanian economy - Fortuzi, Shkelqim
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This topic raises some questions about the parameters anthropological measurement and the fight against corruption by local perceptions of these phenomena. Official formulas on strategies to eradicate corruption and the indexing of estimates of transaction, the international campaign considers corrupt judgments oppose the vague and diverse everyday life of the people involved in these exchanges. The deal aims to elaborate more complex perceptions on local economic activities and the legitimacy of their judgments in the context of social transformations of transition. At first, it is suggested…mehr

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This topic raises some questions about the parameters anthropological measurement and the fight against corruption by local perceptions of these phenomena. Official formulas on strategies to eradicate corruption and the indexing of estimates of transaction, the international campaign considers corrupt judgments oppose the vague and diverse everyday life of the people involved in these exchanges. The deal aims to elaborate more complex perceptions on local economic activities and the legitimacy of their judgments in the context of social transformations of transition. At first, it is suggested that the relationship between corruption and informality should not be treated as an equivalence, but as a tension between two very different concepts as a moral evaluation corruption and informality as a measure of state involvement in the economy.
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Autorenporträt
Mr. S. Fortuzi is an Associate Prof. in the dept. of Finance-Accounting, Faculty of Business, University "Aleksander Moisiu", Durres. His researches are focused on Cost and Managerial Accounting, Fiscality and Taxation. His books were reviewed by Prof. Dr. Seadin Xhaferi (Macedonia), Prof. Dr. Halit Xhafa (Albania), Prof. Dr. Mithat Mema (Albania).