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... citizen of Illinois ; $ 2.05 less than for a citizen of Iowa ; $ 3.42 less than for a citizen of Michigan ; and $ 9.44 less than for a citizen of Minnesota . The cost of government to a resident of Wisconsin . is $ 20 less than to a ...
... citizen of Illinois ; $ 2.05 less than for a citizen of Iowa ; $ 3.42 less than for a citizen of Michigan ; and $ 9.44 less than for a citizen of Minnesota . The cost of government to a resident of Wisconsin . is $ 20 less than to a ...
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... citizens . 4. Experience shows that domains are in no way necessary to insure a revenue sufficient to meet public expenditure , and that in several states of western Europe in which the domains yield only a small amount , adequate ...
... citizens . 4. Experience shows that domains are in no way necessary to insure a revenue sufficient to meet public expenditure , and that in several states of western Europe in which the domains yield only a small amount , adequate ...
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... citizens can regard any surplus as a disposable source of income which can be used to lighten the burden of present taxation . Considering , however , the rapid extension of the field of munic- ipal activity and the tremendous growth of ...
... citizens can regard any surplus as a disposable source of income which can be used to lighten the burden of present taxation . Considering , however , the rapid extension of the field of munic- ipal activity and the tremendous growth of ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING PUBLIC EXPENDITURES | 11 |
The Nature of Fees by K T Eheberg | 26 |
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