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The Purpose of Taxes in Local, State, and Federal Governments
Examine how government entities levy property, sales, excise, and import taxes to fund public goods and infrastructure.
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Early American Economics, Markets, and Personal Finance
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Examine economic systems, free enterprise, taxes, and consumer decision-making across early American history.
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