ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 37, Issue 1, 2007January 01, 2007 EDT
Increasing the Equity and Efficiency of Tax Abatement Programs
Increasing the Equity and Efficiency of Tax Abatement Programs
Articles in Vol. 37, Issue 1, 2007
Vol. 37, Issue 1, 2007
- Getting State Rural Policy Right: Definitions, Growth, and Program EligibilityAndrew M. Isserman
- Encouraging Broadband Deployment from the Bottom UpEdward Feser
- Rural Telecommunications Subsidies Do Not HelpMichael R. Ward
- Impacts of Tax & Expenditure Limitations on Small Local Governments: Lessons from Colorado and MissouriJudith I. Stallmann
- Roles for State Government in International TradeAlex Winter-Nelson
- State-level Rural Health PolicyPaul E. McNamara
- Mitigating Impacts of Big Box Retail on Local CommunitiesElena G. IrwinJill Clark
- Rural Poverty: Why Should States Care and What Can State Policy Do?Bruce A. Weber
- Rural Economic Development Prospects in a High Energy Cost EnvironmentMark D. Partridge
- Building a 21st Century Rural WorkforceMartin ShieldsAnastasia Snyder
- A Brief on When and How Rural Economic Development Should be DoneDan Rickman
- Building Community Visions of Assets, Competitiveness, and Regional Partnerships: A State’s Role in Rural Economic DevelopmentStephan Weiler
- “Boosting” Tourism as Rural Public Policy: Panacea or Pandora’s Box?Dave Marcouiller
- Cultural and Recreational Industries in Rural America: Opportunities for State LegislatorsWilliam B. Beyers
- The Economic Case for State-Level Land Use Decision-MakingStephan J. Goetz
- Comprehensive Planning for Sustainable Rural DevelopmentGerrit-Jan KnaapArnab Chakraborty
- Examples and Principles of State-Level Rural Environmental InitiativesAmy Ando
- Increasing the Equity and Efficiency of Tax Abatement ProgramsScott LoveridgeDenys Nizalov
- An Arts-Based State Rural Development PolicyAnn Markusen
- Keeping Options OpenRoger Bolton
- Linking Research and Development PolicyEdward Feser
Loveridge, Scott, and Denys Nizalov. 2007. “Increasing the Equity and Efficiency of Tax Abatement Programs.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 37 (1): 10–14.