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Data on the annual aggregated income taxes of the Italian municipalities over the quinquennium 2007-2011.

ABSTRACT: This dataset contains the annual aggregated income taxes of all the Italian municipalities over the years 2007-2011. Data are clustered over the Italian regions and provinces. The source of the data is the Italian Ministry of Economics and Finance. The administrative variations in Italy over the quinquennium have been taken into account. Data are useful to understand the economic structure of Italy at the microscopic level of municipalities. They can serve also for making comparisons between economical aspects and other features of the Italian cities.

SUBMITTER: Ausloos M

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5996163 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Data on the annual aggregated income taxes of the Italian municipalities over the quinquennium 2007-2011.

Ausloos Marcel M Cerqueti Roy R Mir Tariq A TA

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This dataset contains the annual aggregated income taxes of all the Italian municipalities over the years 2007-2011. Data are clustered over the Italian regions and provinces. The source of the data is the Italian Ministry of Economics and Finance. The administrative variations in Italy over the quinquennium have been taken into account. Data are useful to understand the economic structure of Italy at the microscopic level of municipalities. They can serve also for making comparisons between eco ...[more]

PMID: 29896505

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Data on the annual aggregated income taxes of the Italian municipalities over the quinquennium 2007-2011.

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Data on the annual aggregated income taxes of the Italian municipalities over the quinquennium 2007-2011.

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