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Alistair Darling today pledged that the Government would step up its fight for a new international tax on banking despite an initially frosty response to the plan from Washington. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Alistair Darling pledged today that the government would step up its fight for a new international tax on banking despite an initially frosty response to the plan from Washington. Full Article at Newsvine
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He is very clear that institutions rather than individuals should bear the cost of this
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a question of fairness ... I think people will be quite rightly say you should be looking at how these institutions make a contribution in the future.
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We have talked to the Americans, just as we have talked to others – there are other countries too that are interested in looking at this
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He is very clear that institutions rather than individuals should bear the cost of this
