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• 1983The Growth of Government in the United States: An Empirical Assessment of Competing Explanations107 cited
• 1992Who Protests: Self-Interest and White Opposition to Busing97 cited
• 1999Restraining the Leviathan: property tax limitation in Massachusetts90 cited
• 1996Local Property and State Income Taxes: The Role of Interjurisdictional Competition and Collusion87 cited
• 2001Why people want something for nothing: The role of asymmetrical illusions72 cited
• 1982How powerful are public bureaucrats as voters?68 cited
• 1990Disadvantage, Disaffection, and Race as Divergent Bases for Citizen Fiscal Policy Preferences63 cited
• 1987Chapter 12 Markets, governments, and the “new” political economy62 cited
• 2003Did the Property Tax Revolt Affect Local Public Education? Evidence From Panel Data61 cited
• 1982Public preferences about government spending: Partisan, social, and attitudinal sources of policy differences59 cited
• 1989Micro-estimation of the demand for schooling57 cited
• 2003Are There Sex Differences in Fiscal Political Preferences?41 cited
• 2004Out With the Old-In With the New: Thoughts on the Future of Educational Productivity Research32 cited
• 1996Attempting Non-Incremental Budget Change in Oregon: An Exercise in Policy Sharing