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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Carl Emmerson, John Hall and Lindsay Brook
Volume, issue, pages: 51 pp
ISBN: 978-1-873357-77-4 IFS member price: £5 Non-member price: £10
In this commentary, the authors examine public support for more local decision making and increased freedom for local councils to raise council tax levels. They also assess whether local voters would support higher spending on local services such as schools, housing and the police if they had to pay for it directly through higher council tax bills. Search |
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