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Property Tax and the Financing of K–12 Education—A Special Issue of Education Finance and Policy
February 2015, English
In the aftermath of the Great Recession, the financing of U.S. public elementary and secondary education has become particularly challenging, given the close link between school finance and property taxation. Across the nation, the sharp drop in housing prices that triggered the recession led to reductions in property tax revenues. Public schools derive more than […]
February 2015, English
In the aftermath of the Great Recession, the financing of U.S. public elementary and secondary education has become particularly challenging, given the close link between school finance and property taxation. Across the nation, the sharp drop in housing prices that triggered the recession led to reductions in property tax revenues. Public schools derive more than […]
¿Podrá un cinturón verde reducir los eriales de Detroit?
October 2014, Spanish
Es difícil figurarse la manera en que la pérdida constante de población ha devastado a Detroit. Entre 1900 y 1950, cuando el crecimiento de la manufactura automotriz en los EE.UU. la convirtió en uno de los principales centros industriales y culturales del país, la población de Detroit saltó de 300.000 a 1,85 millones de habitantes. […]
October 2014, Spanish
Es difícil figurarse la manera en que la pérdida constante de población ha devastado a Detroit. Entre 1900 y 1950, cuando el crecimiento de la manufactura automotriz en los EE.UU. la convirtió en uno de los principales centros industriales y culturales del país, la población de Detroit saltó de 300.000 a 1,85 millones de habitantes. […]
Will a Greenbelt Help to Shrink Detroit’s Wasteland?
October 2014, English
It is difficult to overstate how ongoing population loss has devastated Detroit. Between 1900 and 1950, when the rise of U.S. automobile manufacturing made the city one of America’s premier industrial and cultural centers, the population spiked from 300,000 to 1.85 million. Beginning in 1950, however, it began to fall. And its decline has been […]
October 2014, English
It is difficult to overstate how ongoing population loss has devastated Detroit. Between 1900 and 1950, when the rise of U.S. automobile manufacturing made the city one of America’s premier industrial and cultural centers, the population spiked from 300,000 to 1.85 million. Beginning in 1950, however, it began to fall. And its decline has been […]
October 2014, English
Tax Base Erosion and Inequity from Michigan’s Assessment Growth Limit
The Case of Detroit
October 2014, English
October 2014, English
Assessment Growth Limits and Mobility
Evidence from Home Sale Data in Detroit, Michigan
October 2014, English
October 2014, English
Recuperação de Mais-Valias Fundiárias na América Latina
Políticas e Instrumentos para o Desenvolvimento Urbano
September 2014, Portuguese
September 2014, Portuguese
California’s Parcel Tax
September 2014, English
September 2014, English
