Collection: James M. Buchanan papers, 1800/2014 / Date range: 1962 - ARVAS Search Results

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"Cost Considerations in a Regulatory Framework" research file for legal case (2 of 5), 1962/1965 Box 135, Folder 1

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"Cost Considerations in a Regulatory Framework" research file for legal case (3 of 5), 1962/1965 Box 135, Folder 2

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"Cost Considerations in a Regulatory Framework" research file for legal case (4 of 5), 1962/1965 Box 135, Folder 3

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"Cost Considerations in a Regulatory Framework" research file for legal case (5 of 5), 1962/1965 Box 135, Folder 4

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D (2 of 2), 1956/1968 Box 40, Folder 17

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Davis, Otto A., "A Political Approach to a Theory of Public Expenditure and Taxation: The Case of Municipalities", 1962 Box 425, Folder 4

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Draft of Center brochure and Thomas Jefferson Center flyer, 1958/1972 Box 250, Folder 22

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Drafts of articles and hearing statement, 1961/1977 Box 139, Folder 10

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E, 1959/1970 Box 42, Folder 15

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"Easy Budgets and Tight Money" Llodys Bank Review, 1962 Box 140, Folder 7

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