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The limitations of tax limitation

Milton Friedman

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Two down, 48 to go. The approval on June 6, 1978, by the people of our largest state of Proposition 13 - a tax limitation amendment to the California Constitution - has given great impetus to the grassroot movement that Governor Ronald Reagan began in that state five years ago when he sponsored Proposition 1.

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Two down, 48 to go. The approval on June 6, 1978, by the people of our largest state of Proposition 13 - a tax limitation amendment to the California Constitution - has given great impetus to the grassroot movement that Governor Ronald Reagan began in that state five years ago when he sponsored Proposition 1.

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Two down, 48 to go. The approval on June 6, 1978, by the people of our largest state of Proposition 13 - a tax limitation amendment to the California Constitution - has given great impetus to the grassroot movement that Governor Ronald Reagan began in that state five years ago when he sponsored Proposition 1.

Key concepts: Proposition, Constitution, California Proposition 13, Governor, Political science, State (computer science), Law, Law and economics

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