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Delaware is beloved by corporations, bankruptcy lawyers, tax avoiders, and money launderers. Critics say the Delaware “franchise” is undemocratic and corrupt. Insiders say it’s wildly efficient. We say: they’re both right.
539. Why Does One Tiny State Set the Rules for Everyone?
Programa: Freakonomics Radio
Fecha de publicación: miércoles April 12th / 11:00pm
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