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Acronym	Definition
ACIR	Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (Washington, DC)
ACIR	Agricultural Coalition for Immigration Reform
ACIR	Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility (various universities)
ACIR	Advanced Computational Infrastructure and Research
ACIR	Adjacent Channel Interference Ratio
ACIR	Advanced Certified Internet Recruiter (certification)
ACIR	Automated Check Issue Reporting
ACIR	Availability Centered Inventory Rule

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MODERATION, ESPECIALLY IN TAXATION The ACIR urged states and their localities to rely on a "three-legged stool" of income, sales and local property taxes to finance most of their services. A lesson in fiscal federalism: the father of sound money management ... by Hamilton, Billy / State Legislatures In November 2005, based on recommendations from the ACIR and the finance committee, the Dartmouth Board of Trustees directed the investment office to avoid investments in six companies deemed to be directly complicit in what the U. Control the flow: when advancement strategies are defensive by Cardarella, Toni / University Business This finding supports that of Bohn and Inman (1996), who regress a cross section of estimated mean reversion coefficients obtained from AR(l) state tax rate regressions on the ACIR indices for each state and find no correlation, while it runs counter to Dole (2000), who finds that more flexible fiscal environments promote tax smoothing. U.S. states, the Medicaid program, and tax smoothing by Kula, Maria Cornachione / Southern Economic Journal	ACIMI ACIMS ACIN ACINA ACINDAR ACINT ACiNW ACIO ACIOB ACIOG ACIOL ACIOSA ACIP ACIPA ACIPAC ACIPBC ACIPBO ACIPBS ACIPC ACIPCO ACIPD ACIPI ACIPR ACIPS ACIPS-LT ACIR ACIRC ACIRE ACIRI ACIRL ACIRRT ACIRS ACIRT ACIRU ACIS ACISA ACISAM ACISB ACISC ACISCA ACISD ACISI ACISJF ACISM ACISO ACISP ACISR ACISS ACIT ACITA ACITC	ACIOL Acionista ACIOSA ACIP ACIP ACIPA ACIPAC ACIPBC ACIPBO ACIPBS ACIPC ACIPCO ACIPD Acipenser Acipenser Acipenser fulvescens Acipenser huso Acipenser transmontanus Acipenserid Acipenserid Acipenseridae Acipenseridae Acipenseriformes Aciphex ACIPI ACIPR ACIPS ACIPS-LT ACIR ACIRC ACIRE Acireale ACIRI ACIRL ACIRRT ACIRS ACIRT ACIRU Acis Acis Acis ACISA ACISAM ACISB ACISC ACISCA acisculis ACISD ACISI ACISJF

MODERATION, ESPECIALLY IN TAXATION The ACIR urged states and their localities to rely on a "three-legged stool" of income, sales and local property taxes to finance most of their services.

A lesson in fiscal federalism: the father of sound money management ... by Hamilton, Billy / State Legislatures

In November 2005, based on recommendations from the ACIR and the finance committee, the Dartmouth Board of Trustees directed the investment office to avoid investments in six companies deemed to be directly complicit in what the U.

Control the flow: when advancement strategies are defensive by Cardarella, Toni / University Business

This finding supports that of Bohn and Inman (1996), who regress a cross section of estimated mean reversion coefficients obtained from AR(l) state tax rate regressions on the ACIR indices for each state and find no correlation, while it runs counter to Dole (2000), who finds that more flexible fiscal environments promote tax smoothing.

U.S. states, the Medicaid program, and tax smoothing by Kula, Maria Cornachione / Southern Economic Journal

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