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America's local governments spend about one-eighth of our national income, one-fourth of total government spending, and … finances. A primary difference between local and national government is the ease of labor mobility within countries, which … attempts at redistribution. The empirical literature on mobility responses to local government is distinguished, but remains a …
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America's local governments spend about one-eighth of our national income, one-fourth of total government spending, and … finances. A primary difference between local and national government is the ease of labor mobility within countries, which … attempts at redistribution. The empirical literature on mobility responses to local government is distinguished, but remains a …
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This paper summarizes economic research on investment in public infrastructure and introduces the findings of several new studies on this topic. It begins with a review of several potential justifications for the public sector's involvement in building, financing, and operating infrastructure,...
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This paper summarizes economic research on investment in public infrastructure and introduces the findings of several new studies on this topic. It begins with a review of several potential justifications for the public sector’s involvement in building, financing, and operating infrastructure,...
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