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- 1 2 3 About Census of Governments, United States Census of Governments, Wikidata Q106140064 .
- ↑ Dollars for state and local come from 2017 State & Local Government Finance Tables, United States Census of Governments, 2019, Wikidata Q106141252 . US GDP for 2017 is from Louis Johnston; Samuel H. Williamson, What Was the U.S. GDP Then?, MeasuringWorth, Wikidata Q56881105 . The percents were computed from these two sources.
- ↑ Louis Johnston; Samuel H. Williamson, What Was the U.S. GDP Then?, MeasuringWorth, Wikidata Q56881105 .
- ↑ These numbers are not 100 percent accurate due to reporting errors and errors introduced by extrapolating from the respondents to the whole. Fortunately, nonresponse was less than 10 percent per 2017 State & Local Government Finance Tables, United States Census of Governments, 2019, Wikidata Q106141252 .
