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A House Divided against Itself Cannot Spend (as Much) The Fiscal Effect of Separate Taxing and Spending Committees in State Legislatures Matthew D. Mitchell and
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Document Date: 2015-05-12 16:44:53

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Author Affiliation and Contact Information Matthew D. Mitchell Senior Research Fellow Mercatus Center / Duquesne University / North Dakota Legislative Assembly / Senate Finance Committee / Ways and Means Committee / Committee on Finance / Ways / and Means / George Mason University / Appropriations Committee / Idaho Legislature / STC / Idaho House / Mercatus Center / Senate / /

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Pavel A. Yakovlev / Williamson / Matthew D. Mitchell / Avner Greif / /

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