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Outlawing Favoritism: The Economics, History, and Law of Anti-Aid Provisions in State Constitutions

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  • Mitchell, Matt
  • Riches, Jon
  • Thorson, Veronica
  • Philpot, Anne

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  • Mitchell, Matt & Riches, Jon & Thorson, Veronica & Philpot, Anne, 2020. "Outlawing Favoritism: The Economics, History, and Law of Anti-Aid Provisions in State Constitutions," Working Papers 10001, George Mason University, Mercatus Center.
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