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The underwhelming demand for poll tax

Chris Game Lecturer at the Institute of Local Government Studies, University of Birmingham
Pages 55-58 | Published online: 07 Jan 2009

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Arthur Midwinter & John Moxen. (1989) Fiscal reform and local spending: Lessons from Scotland. Public Money & Management 9:3, pages 56-58.
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Glen Bramley. (2008) Explaining the Puzzles in Policy Change: Local Finance Reform in Britain. Journal of Public Policy 10:1, pages 45-65.
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Arthur Midwinter. (2016) Economic Theory, the Poll Tax and Local Spending. Politics 9:2, pages 9-15.
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Stephen J. Bailey. (2016) The Revenue Support Grant A Betters Grants System?. Public Policy and Administration 4:2, pages 22-34.
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