The historical roots of tax increment financing, or how real estate consultants kept urban renewal alive
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2013
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Authors: | Weber, Rachel ; O'Neill-Kohl, Sara |
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Economic development quarterly : the journal of American economic revitalization. - Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE Publ., ISSN 0891-2424, ZDB-ID 1265085-7. - Vol. 27.2013, 3, p. 193-207
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Subject: | economic development | tax increment financing | path dependence | consultants | Gemeindesteuer | Local tax | Gemeindefinanzen | Local government finance | Wirtschaftsförderung | Regional business growth programme | Grundsteuer | Real property tax | Stadtentwicklung | Urban development | Pfadabhängigkeit | Path dependence |
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