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Determinants of combining budgetary innovations at the local level: experience from Slovakia



Martina Balážová*
   
Daniel Klimovský*
   
Mária Murray Svidroňová*
   
Juraj Nemec*
Article   |   Year:  2022   |   Pages:  355 - 383   |   Volume:  46   |   Issue:  3
Received:  November 10, 2021   |   Accepted:  January 10, 2022   |   Published online:  August 29, 2022
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