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Effect of Federal Mining Fees and Mining Policy Changes on State and Local Revenues and the Mining Industry

by United States Congress; United States House of Representatives; Committee on Resources

ISBN13: 9781985239906
ISBN10: 1985239906
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 2018-02-09
Publisher: Createspace Independent Pub

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