State and Local Finances

Donald Cohen

Challenge, 2014, vol. 57, issue 4, 32-43

Abstract: At a time when state and municipal budgets are tight, government has contracted out or gone into partnership with more private companies. But the dangers of such arrangements are serious. The author gives examples of how cities and states have lost out and proposes a set of reforms on which he thinks all can agree.

Date: 2014
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