PUBLIC FINANCE - ISEC
PREFACE THIS Introduction to Public Finance is intended to be an elementary text-book. It contains a simple outline of those ~hings which are necessary to prepare the stu dent for independent research; a brief discussion of the leading principles that are generally accepted; a …
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