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The Influence Of Residential Development Patterns On Local Government Costs And Revenues

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Stephenson, Kurt
Speir, Cameron
Shabman, Leonard
Bosch, Darrell
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Paper provided by Virginia Tech, Rural Economic Analysis Program (REAP) in its series Report Papers with number 14833.

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