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Fiscal realities : budget tradeoffs in California government

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Compensating Whom for What? Reconsidering the Composition of Public Spending

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This paper reports the preliminary work under way to analyse the composition of public spending in response to increased economic openness in the advanced industrial societies over recent decades. The compensation hypothesis predicts that public spending will rise in response to greater...

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