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Federal Budget Balance: Tonic or Toxin? Fiscal Irresponsibility: The Balanced Budget Amendment of 'Contract with America'

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  • Charles J. Whalen, 1995. "Federal Budget Balance: Tonic or Toxin? Fiscal Irresponsibility: The Balanced Budget Amendment of 'Contract with America'," Economics Working Paper Archive wp_132, Levy Economics Institute.
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