Franked and Free market: Difference between pages

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Economics.

A free market is an economy - or part of an economy - where resources are allocated by the market by means of the market mechanism.

Relatively free markets are an essential element of capitalism.

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-. ''Tax''.
+''Economics.''
-In relation to income, franked income is income which has already been subject to tax, for example corporation tax paid by a dividend-paying company, and this payment is recognised in taxing the franked income received.
+A free market is an economy - or part of an economy - where resources are allocated by the market by means of the market mechanism.
+Relatively free markets are an essential element of capitalism.
-. ''Money laundering''.
-In relation to money laundering, franked (or clean) money is money which has been derived from legitimate sources.
-:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Making illegal gains look clean'''''</span>
-:"Money laundering is an activity that takes place following a criminal act... to make illegal monetary gains look like franked - or clean - money, which the criminal can then use safely and without detection."
-:''The Treasurer, August 2018, p36.''
 == See also ==
-* [[Corporation Tax]]
+* [[Capitalism]]
-* [[Dividend]]
+* [[Competition]]
-* [[Imputation system]]
+* [[Efficient market]]
-* [[Money laundering]]
+* [[Fair market]]
+* [[Four freedoms]]
+* [[Fully planned economy]]
+* [[Market mechanism]]
+* [[Mixed economy]]
+* [[Orderly market]]
+* [[Regulation]]
+* [[Thatcherism]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]
+[[Category:Corporate_finance]]
+[[Category:Long_term_funding]]