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ArticleExistence of voting and housing equilibrium in a system of communities with property taxes

Dennis N Epple1993

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Existence of voting and housing equilibrium in a system of communities with property taxes

Dennis N Epple · Radu Filimon · Thomas Romer

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Local Government Finance and Decentralization Game Theory and Voting Systems Economic theories and models

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Year1993

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Published1993-11-01

VenueRegional Science and Urban Economics

ISSN-L0166-0462

Languageen

Citations172

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