Federal budgeting after September 11th a whole new ballgame or is it déjà vu all over again ? Philip G. Joyce
By: Joyce, Philip G
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ArticlePublisher: 2005Subject(s): PRESUPUESTOS | POLITICA FISCAL | TERRORISMO | GASTOS MILITARES | DEFENSA | SEGURIDAD CIUDADANA | DEFICIT PUBLICO | ESTADOS UNIDOS
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Public Budgeting and Finance v. 25, n. 1, Spring 2005, p. 15-31
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| OP 1716/2004/4-6 Peeling away the populist rhetoric | OP 1716/2004/4-7 Tax and expenditure limitations and the fiscal response of local government | OP 1716/2005/1-1 Globalization and fiscal federalism | OP 1716/2005/1-2 Federal budgeting after September 11th | OP 1716/2005/1-3 From cash to accrual budgeting and accounting in the public sector | OP 1716/2005/1-4 Road fund tax compliance | OP 1716/2005/1-5 Fiscal institutions, credit ratings and borrowing costs |
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