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The decision to 'bid for business' : municipal behavior in granting property tax abatements

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Property tax abatement as tax expenditure?

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Property tax abatement and the simultaneous determination of local fiscal variables in a metropolitan area

Wassmer, Robert W. - In: Land economics : applied research on environmental resources 68 (1992) 3, pp. 263-282

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Taxes, property tax abatement, expenditure, and the composition of the property tax base in communities within a metropolitan area

Wassmer, Robert W. - In: 1990 proceedings of the eighty-third Annual Conference …, (pp. 132-140). 1991

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Income based property tax relief : circuit breaker expenditures

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Tax offsets or netting operations in post-Soviet public finance

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State tax credits and land use : policy analysis of circuit-breaker effects

Anderson, John E. - In: Resource and energy economics 15 (1993) 3, pp. 295-312

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The Increasing Use of Property Tax Abatement as a Means of Promoting Sub-National Economic Activity in the United States

Wassmer, Robert W. - 2009

The swift increase in stand-alone property tax abatement programs (SAPTAPS) allowed within the United States (from 30 percent of the states allowing them in 1964 to 70 percent in 2004), the nationwide erosion in property tax base they likely generate, and the wide variety of arguments given both...

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The effects of property tax abatements on school district property tax bases and rates

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