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Economía y Política de la financiación de servicios públicos en Territorios con desigual densidad de demanda

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  • Julio López Laborda
  • Vicente Salas Fumás

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  • Julio López Laborda & Vicente Salas Fumás, "undated". "Economía y Política de la financiación de servicios públicos en Territorios con desigual densidad de demanda," Studies on the Spanish Economy 83, FEDEA.
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