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Conventional economic wisdom holds that the optimal level of business taxes recovers the exact cost of providing public services to businesses. I present an alternative model and derive conditions under which a self-interested decisionmaker picks tax rates to maximize an objective function that...
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The authors analyze the impact of tax increment financing (TIF) on urban industrial property values. In Chicago, it does not increase values, they find. Indeed, being located in a TIF district might lower a property's value. However, property values should not be the only measure of a TIF's...
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