Fiscal equalization for state and local government finance
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Fiscal equalization for state and local government finance
Praeger, 1994
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"Published in cooperation with the National Tax Association."
Includes bibliographical references (p. [187]-193) and index
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内容説明
This volume examines the public policy challenges of fiscal disparities, their sources, and how states are addressing them. States have spent considerable effort and money to reduce fiscal disparities among local governments, particularly in the area of education finance. Several options to reduce inequalities, including local option taxes, tax base sharing, and shared tax systems have met with varying degrees of success. Here public finance experts discuss the implementation of creative public policies for dealing with fiscal disparities. Particular attention is paid to school equalization, including the division of fiscal responsibilities between state and local governments, potential funding sources, and what is necessary to achieve school equity.
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Illustrations Preface Recognizing and Correcting for Fiscal Disparities: A Critical Analysis by William H. Oakland Measuring Disparities in the Fiscal Condition of Local Governments by Helen F. Ladd Accounting for Fiscal Capacity and Need in the Design of School Aid Formulas by Thomas A. Downes and Thomas F. Pogue How Can States Most Effectively Meet Their School Financing Responsibilities? by Andrew Reschovsky and Michael Wiseman Reducing Reliance on the Property Tax in School Finance by John E. Anderson Tax-Base Sharing Revisited: Issues and Options by Michael Bell Voter Preferences for Equalization: Evidence from Illinois by Richard F. Dye and J. Fred Giertz Bibliography Index
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