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| Antonio De Viti De Marco: Antonio De Viti De Marco: Antonio De Viti De Marco (1858–1943) was an Italian economist and a pioneer of public finance theory. He emphasized the economic behavior of governments, linking taxation and public spending to market principles. His work influenced fiscal policy analysis and the theory of public goods, advocating for efficiency and minimal state intervention in economic affairs.
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| De Viti De Marco, Antonio | Collective Goods | Collective Goods | |
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