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Introduction

In: City Taxes, City Spending

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  • Amy Ellen Schwartz

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An illustrious group of economists contribute to this volume honoring Dick Netzer, the public finance economist well-known for his research on state and local taxation, the provision of urban public services, and non-profit organizations. Following in his tradition, the contributors apply microeconomics to real world problems facing urban areas and use statistical analysis to gain insight into practical solutions.

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  • Amy Ellen Schwartz, 2004. "Introduction," Chapters, in: Amy Ellen Schwartz (ed.), City Taxes, City Spending, chapter 1, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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