Can Competition Among Local Governments Constrain Government Spending

Randall W. Eberts · Timothy J. Gronberg

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An examination of the relationship between the number of local governmental units and the share of personal income going to local government expenditures, considering competition among both general-purpose and single-purpose government units.

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