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المراجع والمصادر

المصادر والمراجع

أولاً: المراجع العربية

  1. حمدي عبدالعظيم، "غسيل الأموال في مصر والعالم"، الأهرام، القاهرة، 2000، ط2.
  2. صلاح الدين عبدالعزيز محمد، "أثر ظاهرة التستر على الاقتصاد الوطني"، الغرفة التجارية، ينبع.
  3. محمد إبراهيم طه السقا، "الاقتصاد الخفي في مصر"، مكتبة النهضة المصرية، القاهرة، د. ت.
  4. كيمبرلي آن أليوت، "الفساد والاقتصاد العالمي"، ترجمة محمد جمال، مركز الأهرام للترجمة والنشر، القاهرة، 2000.
  5. مجلة "مصر المعاصرة"، محمود عبدالفضيل، جيهان دياب، "أبعاد ومكونات الاقتصاد الخفي وحركة الأموال السوداء في الاقتصاد المصري 1970ـ1980 في إطار نظام متطور للحسابات القومية"، أبريل 1985، القاهرة.

ثانياً: المراجع الأجنبية

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  2. Ades, Alberto, and Rafael DI Tella, “Competition and Corruption”, Institute of Economics and Statistics University of Oxford, Oxford, U K, 1994, Discussion Papers 169.
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  6. Clements, Benedict, Rejane Hugounenq, and Gerd Schwartz, “Government, Subsidies: Concept, International Trends and Reform Options”, The International Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington, 1995, Working Papers 95/91.
  7. “Corruption And The Global Economy”, Edited By Kimberly Ann Elliout, The Institute For International Economics, Washington, D. C., 1997.
  8. Devarajan, Shantayanan, Vinaya Swaroop, and Heng–fu zou, “What Do Governments Buy? The Composition of Public Spending and Economic Performance”, The World Bank, Washington, 1993, Pre Working Paper 1082.
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  24. Stone, Andrew, Brian Levy, and Ricardo Parades, “Public Institutions and Private Transactions: The Legal and Regulatory Environment for Business Transactions in Brazil and Chile”, The World Bank, Washington, April 1992, Policy Research Working Paper 891.
  25. Tenenbaum, Bernard, “Regulation: What the Prime Minister Needs to know”, Electricity Journal, No. 2, March 1996.
  26. Webster , Leila M., “The Emergence of Private Sector Manufacturing in Hungary”, The World Bank, Washington, 1993, Technical Paper NO . 229.
  27. Webster , Leila M. and Joshua Charap, “The Emergence of Private Sector Manufacturing in St.Petersburg”, The World Bank, Washington, 1993, Technical Paper No. 228 .
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