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competitive federalism: a standalone construct

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Federalism studies

a model treating governments in a federation as competitors for residents and firms, offering bundles of services and taxes that discipline public spending.

In federalism studies, competitive federalism refers to a model treating governments in a federation as competitors for residents and firms, offering bundles of services and taxes that discipline public spending. This meaning comes from Dye (1990) in American federalism: competition among governments.[1]

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  1. Dye, T. R. (1990). American federalism: competition among governments. Lexington Books. ISBN 9780669214741

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