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When it comes to publicly-traded companies, it probably would be because they're required to make specific, comprehensive disclosures about their income and spe
by Zak 10y ago
When it comes to publicly-traded companies, it probably would be because they're required to make specific, comprehensive disclosures about their income and spending on a regular basis. Governments, especially local governments are much less consistent about such disclosures.
It's also reasonable to expect that a government that is elected by the public and funded by taxation provide an accounting to voters and taxpayers.
- TheCoelacanth 10y agoHe's only using government provided data for this site, so it's not like the data isn't available.