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MICRO-BASED ESTIMATES OF DEMAND FUNCTIONS FOR LOCAL SCHOOL EXPENDITURESBERGSTROM TC; RUBINFELD DL; SHAPIRO P et al.1982; ECONOMETRICA; ISSN 0012-9682; NLD; DA. 1982; VOL. 50; NO 5; PP. 1183-1205; BIBL. 44 REF.Article

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