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Tax-transfer policies and the voluntary provision of public goods

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Boadway,Robin
Pestieau,Pierre
Wildasin,David (Boadway:Queens University Pestieau:University of Liege Wildasin:Indiana University)

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Paper provided by University of Bonn, Germany in its series Discussion Paper Serie A with number 130.

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Keywords: Non-cooperativeprivate funding; Pure public good; Distortion- ary taxation; Lump-sum taxes;

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