Join us to explore 'What Economists Really Do' and delve into the topic of tax evasion and its impact on economies worldwide!

❓ Do you understand the realities of tax evasion and its effect on economies?

❓ Need valuable perspectives on economic trends caused by different tax environments?

❓ Want to understand the role of economists in shaping the security of our global economy?

Join Dr. Sarah Clifford from Oxford University and David Barrett from EBC Financial Group (UK) Ltd. as we explore the realities of tax evasion on global and local economies. Sarah will share the latest research insights, followed by real-world perspectives from David. Register online today to receive the link to the exclusive live webinar.

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