Thematic Bibliographies

Tax Policy

• Andelson, R. V. (2000). Land-Value Taxation Around the World. Third Edition. Blackwell Publishers, Inc.: Oxford, UK.
• Anderson, J. E. (1993). Use-Value Property Tax Assessment: Effects on Land Development. Land Economics 69(3): 263-69.
• Arnott, R. (2000). Neutral Property Taxation. Program on Housing and Urban Policy. Seminar Paper Series S00-004. Institute of Business and Economic Research, IBEN.
• Arnott, R.; G. Young (1979). The Property Tax as a Tax on Durability. Canadian Journal of Economics 12(3): 485-94.
• Arnott, R. J.; J. G. MacKinnon (1977). The Effects of the Property Tax: A General Equilibrium Simulation. Journal of Urban Economics 4(4): 389-407.
• Arsen, D. (1992). Property Tax Assessment Rates and Residential Abandonment: Policy for New York City. American Journal of Economics and Sociology 51(3): 361-77.
• Ashworth, J.; B. Heyndels (1997). Politicians' Preferences on Local Tax Rates: An Empirical Analysis. European Journal of Political Economy 13(3): 479-502.
• Bahl, R. (1998). Land Taxes versus Property Taxes in Developing and Transition Countries. Land Value Taxation: Can It and Will It Work Today? Edited by Dick Netzer, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Puritan Press, US: 141-71.
• Bails, D. (1974). Two Municipal Revenue Sources Contrasted: The Land Value Tax and the Property Tax. American Journal of Economics and Sociology 33(2): 187-99.
• Barry III, H. (1999). Psychological Perspective on the Land-Value Tax. Land-Value Taxation: The Equitable and Efficient Source of Public Finance. Edited by Kenneth C. Wenzer, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK: 224-38.
• Beaumont, M. S. (1992). Optimal Property Taxation in California: Is Greater Reliance on Land Values Feasible or Desirable? Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies 4: 162-78.
• Beck, H. T. (1999). Land-Value Taxation and Ecological-Tax Reform. Land-Value Taxation: The Equitable and Efficient Source of Public Finance. Edited by Kenneth C. Wenzer, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK: 205-23.
• Blackley, P. R.; L. DeBoer (1987). Tax Base Choice by Local Governments. Land Economics 63(3): 227-36.
• Bloom, H. S.; H. F. Ladd (1982). Property Tax Revaluation and Tax Levy Growth. Journal of Urban Economics 11(1): 73-84.
• Bogart, W. T.; P. M. VanDoren (1993). Do Legislators Vote Their Constituents' Wallets? (And How Would We Know If They Did?). Southern Economic Journal 60(2): 357-75.
• Bourassa, S. C. (1990). Land Value Taxation and Housing Development: Effects of the Property Tax Reform in Three Types of Cities. American Journal of Economics and Sociology 49(1): 101-11.
• Bradbury, K. L.; H. F. Ladd (1987). City Taxes and Property Tax Bases. Working Paper. 2197. National Bureau of Economic Research, NBER.
• Brazer, H. E. (1961). The Value of Industrial Property as a Subject of Taxation. Canadian Public Administration 4(2): 137-43.
• Brokaw, A. J.; J. R. Gale et al. (1990). The Effect of Tax Price on Voter Choice in Local School Referenda: Some New Evidence from Michigan. National Tax Journal 43(1): 53-60.
• Brondolo, John (2009). Collecting Taxes During an Economic Crisis: Challenges and Policy Options. IMF (International Monetary Fund), Note 09/17, Washington.
• Brown, H. G. (1999). Land Speculation and Land-Value Tax. Land-Value Taxation: The Equitable and Efficient Source of Public Finance. Edited by Kenneth C. Wenzer, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK: 46-57.
• Brown, H. J. (1997). Henry George's Contributions to Contemporary Studies of Land Use and Taxation. Land Use & Taxation: Applying the Insights of Henry George. Edited by H. James Brown, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, US: 1-5.
• Brueckner, J. K. (1986). A Modern Analysis of the Effects of Site Value Taxation. National Tax Journal 39-1: 49-58.
• Brueckner, J. K.; H. A. Kim (2003). Urban Sprawl and the Property Tax. International Tax and Public Finance10(1): 5-23.
• Buckley, R. M.; J. Simonson (1987). Effective Property Tax Rates and Capital Formation Issues: Manvel, Acton and Darby. American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association Journal 15(1): 725-38.
• Case, K. E. (2002). Economics and Tax Policy. Oelgeschlager, Gunn & Hain and Lincoln Institute of Land Policy: Boston, US (ISBN 0-89946-209-x).
• Coates, D. (1993). Property Tax Competition in a Repeated Game. Regional Science and Urban Economics 23(1): 111-19.
• Cole, R. L.; J. Kincaid (2000). Public Opinion and American Federalism: Perspectives on Taxes, Spending, and Trust - An ACIR Update. Publics-the Journal of Federalism 30(1-2): 189-201.
• Cornia, G. C. (1995). Perspectives on the Business Property Tax Base. Taxation of Business Property: Is Uniformity Still a Valid Norm? Edited by J. H. Bowman. Westport, Conn. and London, Greenwood Praeger in cooperation with the National Tax Association: 25-44.
• De Cesare, C. M.; L. C. P. Silva Filho; M. Y. Une; S. C. Wendt (2002). Analyzing the Feasibility of Moving to a Land Value-based Property Tax System: A Case Study from Brazil. Research Report. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy: Cambridge, US.
• De Cesare, C. M. (2007). Progressividade Fiscal no IPTU em Porto Alegre: Discussão & Análise. Financiamento das Cidades: Instrumentos Fiscais e de Política Urbana. Financiamento das Cidades: Instrumentos Fiscais e de Política Urbana. Org. Claudia M. De Cesare and Eglaísa Micheline Pontes Cunha. Programa Nacional de Capacitação das Cidades. Ministério das Cidades. Brasília, Brasil: 85-112. 
• Doebele, W. A. (1997). Land Use and Taxation Issues in Developing Countries. Land Use and Taxation: Applying the Insights of Henry George. Edited by H. James Brown, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Massachusetts, US: 57-69.
• Foldvary, F. E. (1999). The Ethics of Rent. Land-Value Taxation: The Equitable and Efficient Source of Public Finance. Edited by Kenneth C. Wenzer, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK: 184-204.
• Fuentes, J. A. (2006). Retos de la Política Fiscal en America Central. Naciones Unidas – CEPAL y Instituto Centroamérica de Estudios Fiscales (ICEFí).
• Gaffney, M. (1999). Tax Reform to Release Land. Land-Value Taxation: The Equitable and Efficient Source of Public Finance. Edited by Kenneth C. Wenzer, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK: 58-99.
• Guangzhou City (2003). Clarification on Certain Taxation Issues Related to Urban Real Property Tax Circular 3200/02.08.23/GZ: China Law & Practice: New Law Digest.
• Harriss, C. L. (1999). Fundamental and Feasible Improvements of Property Taxation. Land-Value Taxation: The Equitable and Efficient Source of Public Finance. Edited by Kenneth C. Wenzer, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK: 100-08.
• International Association of Assessing Officers, IAAO (1997). Standard on Property Tax Policy. IAAO: Chicago, US.
• Jaramillo, S. (2003). Los Fundamentos Económicos de la Participación de Plusvalías. Ed Universidad de los Andes y Lincoln Institute of Land Policy: Bogotá, Colombia, y Cambridge, US.
• Jaramillo, S.; C.  Moncayo; M. Victor; R. Alfonso; A. Oscar (2011).  Plusvalías Urbanas. Fundamentos Económicos y Jurídicos. Editorial Universidad Externado de Colombia: Bogotá, Colombia.
• Lichfield, N.; O. Colleman (1997). Land Value Taxation in Britain for the Benefit of the Community: History, Achievements and Prospects. Working Paper WP98NL1. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy: Cambridge, US.
• Lusht, K. M. (1992). The Site Value Tax and Residential Development. Smeal College of Business Administration. The Pennsylvania State University: Melbourne, Australia.
• Mathias, E.; C. Zech (1982). An Empirical Test: The Economic Effects on Land Value Taxation. Growth and Change 13: 2-5.
• McCluskey, W; B. Williams (1999). Introduction: A Comparative Evaluation. Property Tax: An International Comparative Review. Edited by Willian McCluskey, Ashgate Publishing Ltd., Hants, UK: 1-31.
• Mills, E. S. (1998). The Economic Consequences of a Land Tax. Land Value Taxation: Can It and Will It Work Today? Edited by Dick Netzer, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. Puritan Press, US: 31-48.
• Morales, C. (2002). La Base Renta en el Impuesto Predial del Distrito Federal en Hacienda Municipal 78. Instituto de Desarrollo Técnico de las Haciendas Públicas, INDETEC: Guadalajara, México.
• Netzer, D. (1966). Economics of the Property Tax. Brookings Institution: Washington, US.
• Piza, J. (2000). Local Taxes: Lessons Learned on the Implementation of Real Property Tax. Decentralization and Accountability of the Public Sector. Edited by Shahid Javed Burki and Guillermo E. Perry. World Bank: Washington, US.
• Ridge, M.; S. Smith (1991). Local Taxation: The Options and the Arguments. Research Series 38. The Institute of Revenue, Rating and Valuation (IRRV): London, UK.
• Smolka, M.; Furtado, F. (2001). Recuperación de Plusvalías en América Latina: Alternativas para el Desarrollo Urbano, eds. Universidad Católica de Chile y Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Santiago de Chile y Cambridge, US.
• Tideman, T. N. (1999). Taxing Land is Better than Neutral: Land Taxes, Land Speculation, and the Timing of Development. Land-Value Taxation: The Equitable and Efficient Source of Public Finance. Edited by Kenneth C. Wenzer, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK: 109-33.
• Tideman, T. N.; C. Johnson (1995). A Statistical Analysis of Graded Property Taxes in Pennsylvania. Working Paper WP95NT2. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy: Cambridge, US.
• Vickrey, W. (1999). Propositions Relating to Site-Value Taxation. Land-Value Taxation: The Equitable and Efficient Source of Public Finance. Edited by Kenneth C. Wenzer, Shepheard-Walwyn (Publishers) Ltd, London, UK: 37-45.
• Weir, M.; L. E. Peters (1986). Development, Equity and the Graded Tax in the City of Pittsburgh. Property Tax Journal 5: 71-84.
• Youngman, Joan; M. Jane (1994). An International Survey of Taxes on Land and Buildings.Edited by Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, International Association of Assessing Officers, Kuwer Law and Taxation Publishers: Deventer and Boston, US.