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Journal of Public Economics

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Series handle: RePEc:eee:pubeco
ISSN: 0047-2727

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September 2003, Volume 87, Issue 9-10

August 2003, Volume 87, Issue 7-8

May 2003, Volume 87, Issue 5-6

March 2003, Volume 87, Issue 3-4

February 2003, Volume 87, Issue 2

January 2003, Volume 87, Issue 1

December 2002, Volume 86, Issue 3

November 2002, Volume 86, Issue 2

October 2002, Volume 86, Issue 1

September 2002, Volume 85, Issue 3

August 2002, Volume 85, Issue 2

July 2002, Volume 85, Issue 1

June 2002, Volume 84, Issue 3

May 2002, Volume 84, Issue 2

April 2002, Volume 84, Issue 1

March 2002, Volume 83, Issue 3

February 2002, Volume 83, Issue 2

January 2002, Volume 83, Issue 1

December 2001, Volume 82, Issue 3

November 2001, Volume 82, Issue 2

October 2001, Volume 82, Issue 1

September 2001, Volume 81, Issue 3

August 2001, Volume 81, Issue 2

July 2001, Volume 81, Issue 1

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