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Urban amenities and public policy

In: Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics

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Bartik, Timothy J.
Smith, V. Kerry

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This chapter was published in: E. S. Mills (ed.) Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics, , chapter 31, pages 1207-1254, 1987.

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