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Subject(s)

• Campaign funds—United States [Browse]

Related name

• Samples, John Curtis, 1956- [Browse]
• Cato Institute [Browse]

Summary note

In this book, more than a dozen experts offer a broad and skeptical assessment of taxpayer financing of election campaigns.

Notes

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Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Source of description

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Language note

English

Contents

• The case against taxpayer financing: a view from Massachusetts / Thomas M. Finneran
• Three lessons from Arizona / Chip Mellor
• Elections in Arizona, clean and unclean / Robert J. Franciosi
• Does cleanliness lead to competitiveness? the failure of Maine's experiment / Patrick Basham and Martin Zelder
• Our democracy, our airwaves / Paul Taylor
• Why subsidize the soapbox? the McCain free airtime proposal and the future of broadcasting / John Samples and Adam Thierer
• The Constitutional case against 'free' airtime / Laurence H. Winter
• Reform without reason? the scientific method and campaign finance / Jeffrey Milyo and David Primo
• The failure of taxpayer financing of presidential campaigns / John Samples
• Are matching funds only 'for losers'? a post-2004 vision for a renewed public funding system / Michael J. Malbin
• Taxpayer financing in comparative perspective / Patrick Basham.

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ISBN

• 9786611905705
• 9781933995694
• 1933995696
• 9781281905703
• 1281905704
• 9781598755923
• 1598755927

OCLC

• 615631574
• 437152903

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