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Some considerations of the supply side of local public goods

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    Lesley D. Daniels (Assistant Professor of Economics and Urban Studies)

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She is grateful to Martin David, Dick Muth, Fred Raines, and an anonymous referee for their helpful comments, but she alone is responsible for any errors which remain.

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Daniels, L.D. Some considerations of the supply side of local public goods. Papers of the Regional Science Association 48, 103–115 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01940993

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