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In the Diamond-Dybvig model
Government Spending Programs
Public expenditure initiatives funded by the government aimed at achieving specific social, economic, or infrastructural goals.
General Taxpayers
Refers to individuals and entities that are subject to tax by government policies, encompassing a wide range of income levels and types.
Bundling Projects
The practice of combining several products or projects into a single package deal, often used to sell products or services that may be less desirable individually.
Local Districts
Geographic or administrative divisions within a larger region or country, often used for local governance or electoral purposes.
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