Buscar
Results
-
New homepage features social media, blog, video at www.lincolninst.edu
Comunicados de prensaOctubre 6, 2010 -
Lincoln Institute board chair Kathryn J. Lincoln named to Cleveland task force
Comunicados de prensaJulio 16, 2010 -
Setting a framework for high-speed inter-city rail in the U.S.
Comunicados de prensaMayo 6, 2010 -
Innovators convene on financing sustainability in cities
Comunicados de prensaEnero 4, 2010 -
Planning for Climate Change in the West
Enfoques en políticas de sueloEnero 2010Rebecca Carter and Susan CulpPlanning for Climate Change in the West offers regional planners techniques for addressing climate change concerns while they focus on issues affecting regional growth. A warmer and dryer climate in...
-
Intergovernmental Transfers to Local Governments
PonenciasMayo 2010David E. WildasinOne often-anticipated solution for closing municipal fiscal gaps is to increase federal and state government transfers to cities. In this paper author, David E. Wildasin, examines this possibility....
-
Trends in Local Government Revenues
The Old, the New, and the FuturePonenciasMayo 2010J. Edwin BentonThis paper by J. Edwin Benton examines the response of diverse local fiscal structures in the U.S to economic stress with the aim to determine whether small and large municipalities across regions...
-
Creative Designs of the Patchwork Quilt of Municipal Finance
PonenciasMayo 2010Michael A. PaganoThis paper by Michael A. Pagano examines different approaches U.S. municipal governments can use to deal with fiscal problems. Based on a historical analysis of general municipal revenue patterns...
-
The Contribution of Local Sales and Income Taxes to Fiscal Autonomy
PonenciasMayo 2010John L. MikesellIn this paper, John L. Mikesell analyzes the local sales and income taxes in several U.S. states. As of 2009 the local sales tax is levied in 36 states, constituting over 30 percent of total local...
-
The Effects of Development Impact Fees on Local Fiscal Conditions
PonenciasMayo 2010Gregory S. BurgeIn this paper, Gregory S. Burge examines user fees and charges and their direct and indirect fiscal impacts. Among such levies, development impact fees have become most popular in U.S. cities. These...
Páginas |