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This work investigates the economic and fiscal landscape of Montana in 1966, focusing on taxation policies and their implications. Authored by John H. Wicks, William D. Diehl, and the Montana Tax Study Task Force, this study draws upon historical data and governmental records to analyze the state's financial structure. The primary argument likely centers on the effectiveness and fairness of the existing tax system and potential areas for reform.
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Page Count:
74
Publication Date:
2018-03-03
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1379121884
ISBN-13:
9781379121886
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