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Towards Fiscally Healthy Michigan Local Governments
OutroOutubro 2020Lincoln Institute of Land PolicyThe state of Michigan has long incubated financial stress among its localities. Though not the state’s intention, limits on local governments’ ability to raise revenues, coupled with...
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2024 Urban Economics and Public Finance Conference
EventosAbril 19, 2024Abby Ostriker, Anna Russo, C. Luke Watson, Nathan Seegert, Mark Skidmore, Camila Alvayay-Torrejon, Erin Troland, and Brent AmbroseThe economic growth and development of urban areas are closely linked to local fiscal conditions. This research seminar offers a forum for new academic work on the interaction of these two areas.
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Case Study: Can Meandering Paths Connect a Fragmented Planning System?
Developing a Regional Governance Structure to Enable Watershed Planning in Southeast LouisianaOutroJunho 2021Rachelle Sanderson, Thomas Douthat, Manohar “Manny” PatoleLouisiana’s flat geography, proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, and seasonal rain events make the state especially susceptible to flooding. Risks are particularly high because water can flow...
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Webinar: Towards Fiscally Healthy Michigan Local Governments
EventosNovembro 19, 2020In this webinar, the Lincoln Institute will present its research findings and have a discussion among key stakeholders about the issues facing local governments in Michigan.
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Webinar: Planning for an Equitable Recovery with Limited Fiscal Resources
EventosOutubro 15, 2020This webinar will explore how legacy city leaders can pursue low-cost, high-impact planning efforts to get on the path to inclusive revitalization and foster a more equitable recovery from COVID-19
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Housing Markets and the Fiscal Health of US Central Cities
EventosAbril 17, 2017Cosponsored with the Urban InstituteCosponsored with the Urban Institute, this event will offer insights from two recent research projects funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation that explore the links between shocks to urban housing markets and central cities’ finances.
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2016 Critical Issues for the Fiscal Health of New England Cities and Towns
EventosDezembro 2, 2016Speakers: Robert Triest, Susanne Greschner, Mary Murphy , Catherine Collins, Adam Langley, John Robertson, Ari Sky, Michael Ward, Yolanda Kodrzycki, Tamar Kotelchuck
Co-sponsor: New England Public Policy Center, Federal Reserve Bank of BostonThis program allows municipal officials from New England to consider critical issues for the fiscal health of their cities and towns. This small interactive invitation-only seminar is co-sponsored with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
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Critical Issues for the Fiscal Health of New England Cities and Towns
EventosAbril 8, 2016Presenters: Adam Chapdelaine, Richard W. England, Lourdes German, Michael Lawson, Christiana K. McFarland, Marc H. Pfeiffer, Ronald W. Rakow, Peder Schaefer, Robert K. Triest, Bo Zhao
Co-sponsor: Federal Reserve Bank of BostonThis program allows municipal officials from New England to consider critical issues for the fiscal health of their cities and towns. This small interactive invitation-only seminar is co-sponsored with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
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50-State Property Tax Comparison Study
For Taxes Paid in 2022OutroAgosto 2023Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Minnesota Center for Fiscal ExcellenceAs the largest source of revenue raised by local governments, a well-functioning property tax system is critical for promoting municipal fiscal health. This report documents the wide range of...
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From the House to the Ground: Insights Into the Challenges of Implementing State Housing Policies
OutroSetembro 2023Jenny Schuetz, Julia Gill, Semida Munteanu, and Sydney ZelinkaAs housing affordability concerns increase, state legislatures are increasingly intent on implementing reform. New insights from a workshop held by the Lincoln Institute and Brookings Metro offer a look at the challenges and opportunities along the way.
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