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Summary Of: Rent-seeking

can also become a rent-seeking entity for longer... Rent-seeking behavior is distinguished in theory from... is a kind of rent-seeking by the government officials... Claims that a firm is rent-seeking therefore often accompany allegations of government... It has also been shown that rent-seeking by tax officials may cause loss in revenue to the public exchequer...

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