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Title
Rise
of
sublocal
structures
in
urban
governance
, the
/
Richard
Briffault
.
Creator 1
Briffault, Richard.
Corporate Author
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Research Dept.
Subject 1
Microeconomics
.
Subject 2
Community
development
,
Urban--United
States
.
Subject 3
Urban
policy--United
States
.
Subject 4
Local
government--United
States
.
Subject 1 (JEL)
H70
-
State
and
local
government
;
Intergovernmental
relations
-
General
Subject 2 (JEL)
D00
-
Microeconomics
-
General
-
General
Subject 3 (JEL)
H11
-
Structure
and
scope
of
government
-
Structure
,
scope
, and
performance
of
government
Keywords
Municipality
;
City
;
Township
;
Local
government
;
Neighborhood
Date-Created
1997-04-30
Date-Digital
2011-01-25
Identifier
19970430fedmlef1997rb
Conference
Law and economics of federalism
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