Fiscal capacity of the city: the assessment of the influence on the sustainability of urban environment and the quality of living (the case of «second» cities of the Russian Federation)
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FISCAL CAPACITY; «SECOND» CITIES; URBAN ENVIRONMENT; QUALITY OF LIVING; CORRELATION DEPENDENCE;All these keywords.
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