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Since the 1970s, the North Carolina Legislature has authorized its counties to levy four local option sales taxes (LOST). Proceeds from two of them are partially restricted for school capital needs; two other LOST are used to augment counties' general revenues that may also affect school capital...
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Since the 1970s, local governments in Georgia have been authorized, upon voter approval, to levy a one-percent general-purpose Local Option Sales Tax (LOST), which is earmarked for property tax relief. Using data during 1975-2002, this study examines the adoption of the LOST in Georgia counties...
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In recent years, the disparity of school capital outlays has received increasing attention as many schools are facing challenges to meet increasing capital needs. This study examines how the disparity of school capital outlays is affected by the mix of capital revenues in Georgia county school...
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In the study of state-local relations, interactions between the two layers in fiscal policy are an important area. States direct and exercise oversight over local governments, also provide substantial financial assistance. These have played into the state-local interactions in their fiscal...
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