Fiscal federalism and welfare policy the role of states in the growth of child SSI Jeffrey D. Kubik
By: Kubik, Jeffrey D
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ArticlePublisher: 2003Subject(s): ESTADOS UNIDOS | FEDERALISMO FISCAL | NIÑOS | ESTADO DEL BIENESTAR | POLITICA SOCIAL | ASISTENCIA SOCIAL
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National tax journal vol. 56, nº 1, Part. 1, March 2003, p. 61-79
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| OP 233/2003/1/Part. 1-1 Do states choose their mix of taxes to minimize employment losses? | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 1-2 Sustainable social security | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 1-3 The effect of personal property tax repeal on Pennsylvania's Real Estatetax growth and stability | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 1-4 Fiscal federalism and welfare policy | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-1 Tax from any angle | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-2 Investment subsidies and wages in capital goods industries | OP 233/2003/1/Part. 2-3 Frictions and tax - motivated hedgin |
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