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... spending on medical care . In addition to the level of spending , the financing of health care also creates con- cern . Some get " free care " because they are uninsured , while others pay a lot for insur- ance simply because they are ...
... spending on medical care . In addition to the level of spending , the financing of health care also creates con- cern . Some get " free care " because they are uninsured , while others pay a lot for insur- ance simply because they are ...
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... spending per pupil across districts , even among districts that were " in - formula . " II . The Foundation Grant System : Brave New World In the new system , local districts ( with a few exceptions ) have almost no control over their ...
... spending per pupil across districts , even among districts that were " in - formula . " II . The Foundation Grant System : Brave New World In the new system , local districts ( with a few exceptions ) have almost no control over their ...
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spending categories in the city's budget , ac- counting for over 90 percent of all spending in FY 1990 , are presented : wage payments to public employees per resident ( WAGE- BILL ) , employee benefits per resident ( EMPBEN ) , and ...
spending categories in the city's budget , ac- counting for over 90 percent of all spending in FY 1990 , are presented : wage payments to public employees per resident ( WAGE- BILL ) , employee benefits per resident ( EMPBEN ) , and ...
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Evidence? | 17 |
Dan Kovenock and Gordon Phillips | 403 |
The Effect of Institutions on Economic Behavior | 409 |
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