mutual exclusion doctrine

mutual exclusion doctrine
гос. фин., амер. доктрина взаимного исключения (доктрина, согласно которой федеральные власти не облагают налогами собственность штатов и муниципалитетов, а последние не облагают налогами федеральную собственность)
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доктрина взаимного исключения: доктрина, согласно которой федеральные власти не облагают налогами собственность штатов и муниципалитетов, а последние не облагают налогами федеральную собственность.

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