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Graham Gudgin Barry Moore John Rhodes Roger Tarling Terry Ward&#13;
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Stephen Fothergill and Peter Tyler of the Centre for Environmental Studies have kindly made available results of their research. M. F. Stonefrost has aided our understanding of the controversy over local government fmance. Beth Scott prepared much of the statistical material. Joyce Leverett typed nearly all of this Review through several drafts, and Sarah Bourne organised and sub-edited the text. The Cambridge University Computing Service provided its usual facilities.&#13;
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Ji.Ynne Godley&#13;
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