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City Taxes, City Spending |
Edited by Amy Ellen Schwartz, Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Doctoral Program, Wagner School of Public Service, New York University, US
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‘The seven essays here have much to recommend them. The themes are important, the analysts are well known and well qualified, their analyses are carefully done and insightful, and the writing is concise but usually accessible to non experts. . . Dick Netzer’s detailed, practical scholarship has inspired a generation of economists to study local governments and nonprofit artistic institutions in the hope of improving public policy. This book is a fine tribute, sure to stimulate further controversy, unlikely to settle many issues, but useful to policy makers and scholars alike.’
– David Merriman, Journal of Regional Science
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Contents: 1. Introduction 2. What Should Local Governments Tax: Income or Property? 3. What a Tangled Web: Local Property, Income and Sales Taxes 4. Land Taxation in New York City: A General Equilibrium Analysis 5. The Role of Cities in Providing Housing Assistance: A New York Perspective 6. Public Ownership in the American City 7. The Nonprofit Sector in K-12 Education 8. The Partially Subsidized Muse: Estimating the Value and Incidence of Public Support Received by Nonprofit Arts Organizations Index
Contributors: C.T. Clotfelter, J.J. Cordes, B. Edwards, I.G. Ellen, E.L. Glaeser, A.F. Haughwout, H.F. Ladd, T.J. McGuire, T. Nechyba, W.E. Oates, K. O’Regan, J.M. Quigley, A. Reschovsky, M.H. Schill, R.L. Schwab, A.E. Schwartz, D.L. Sjoquist, R.M. Solow, I. Voicu, S. Wallace
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This book is part of the Studies in Fiscal Federalism and State–local Finance series. To view the rest of the series, please use the link.
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