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S. Reyna-Domenech,S. García-Barredaexchange in private at all? Or are they all cheating when it comes to taxes? The Agency aims to increase compliance by stating that everybody should provide their fair share; then reciprocity, as a result of economic exchanges between citizens without involving the state, becomes problematic.

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Agroforestry to Combat Global Challengess in society; that they also give and receive something back—on approximately the same level as I do. Seeing taxation as creating reciprocal relations makes for a deeper understanding of why people both comply with taxes and avoid doing so—including the everyday quid pro quo exchanges.