Urban Economics - Government Expenditures and Taxes

Government Expenditures and Taxes

The final theme of local government expenditures and taxes relates to urban economics as it analyzes the efficiency of the fragmented local governments presiding in metropolitan areas (O'Sullivan 2003:15).

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