It has all the makings of a tax haven. It’s somewhere people tend to go only on holiday, if at all; it has a population of under a million, and a capital city with just 25,000 inhabitants; it’s stable, with a median family income in 1989 of over $28,000. It even has snow-capped mountains.
“You’ve got the most stable political environment in the world,” points out Peter Blouke, director of the department of commerce of this idyllic state.
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