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Visit USCOTax and direct expenditures on housing: measuring total costs title was changed to Tax and direct expenditures: perspectives on prepayment proposals Article. By Anthony J. Blackburn. (In Housing policy debate, v. 2, issue 2)
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Tax and direct expenditures on housing: measuring total costs title was changed to Tax and direct expenditures: perspectives on prepayment proposals Article. By Anthony J. Blackburn. (In Housing policy debate, v. 2, issue 2)
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Blackburn, Anthony J
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The U.S. Copyright record (Recordation Number: V2758P080) dated 11 Jun 2007, pertains to an electronic file (eService) titled "Tax and direct expenditures on housing: measuring total costs title was changed to Tax and direct expenditures: perspectives on prepayment proposals Article. By Anthony J. Blackburn. (In Housing policy debate, v. 2, issue 2). The copyright holder is Blackburn, Anthony J, known for their creative contributions in recorded documents. For any inquiries concerning this copyrighted material, kindly reach out to Blackburn, Anthony J.
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