The Oxford handbook of state and local government finance

The Oxford handbook of state and local government finance / edited By Robert D. Ebel and John E. Petersen ; foreword by Alice M. Rivlin.

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Awduron Eraill: Ebel, Robert D. (Golygydd), Petersen, John E. (Golygydd)
Fformat: eLyfr
Iaith:English
Cyhoeddwyd: New York ; Oxford : Oxford University Press, ©2012.
Pynciau:
Finance, Public > United States > States.
Local finance > United States.
Intergovernmental fiscal relations > United States.
Finance, Public > U.S. states
Intergovernmental fiscal relations
Local finance
United States
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Tabl Cynhwysion:
  • Foreword; Preface by Alice M. Rivin; 1. Introduction: State and Local Government Finance in the United States/ Robert D. Ebel, John E. Petersen and Ha T.T. Vu; 2. The Constitutional Frameworks of State and Local Government Finance/ John Kincaid; 3. Federalism Trends, Tensions and Outlook/ Timothy J. Conlan and Paul L. Posner; 4. State and Local Government Finance: Why It Matters/ Serdar Yilmaz, François Vaillancourt, and Bernard Dafflon; 5. State and Local Governments and the National Economy/ Rick Mattoon and Leslie McGranahan; 6. Evolving Financial Architecture of State and Local Governments/ Sally Wallace; 7. Profiles of Local Government Finance/ Christine R. Martell and Adam Greenwade; 8. Federal Preemption of Revenue Autonomy/ James R. Eads, Jr.; 9. State Intergovernmental Grant Programs/ Ronald C. Fisher and Andrew Bristle; 10. State and Local Fiscal Institutions in Recession and Recovery/ Tracy M. Gordon; 11. Real Property Tax/ Michael E. Bell; 12. State Personal Income Taxes/ Joseph J. Cordes and Jason N. Juffras; 13. State Corporate Income Taxes/ David Brunori; 14. Entity Taxation of Business Enterprise/ LeAnn Luna, Matthew N. Murray and Zhou Yang; 15. Implications of a Federal Value Added Tax for State and Local Governments / Harley T. Duncan; 16. Retail Sales and Use Taxation /William F. Fox; 17. Local Revenue Diversification: User Charges, Sales Taxes, and Income Taxes/ David L. Sjoquist and Rayna Stoycheva; 18. State Tax Administration: Seven Problems in Search of a Solution/ Billy Hamilton; 19. Revenue Estimation/ Norton Francis.
  • 20. Providing and Financing K-12 Education/ Daphne Kenyon; 21. The Social Safety Net, Health Care, and the Great Recession/ Thomas Gais, Donald Boyd, and Lucy Dadayan; 22. Transportation Finance/ Jonathan L. Gifford; 23 Housing Policy in the U.S.: The Evolving Subnational Role/ Robert M. Buckley and Alex F. Schwartz; 24. Capital Budgeting and Spending/ Justin Marlowe; 25. Financial Markets and State and Local Governments/ John E. Petersen and Richard Ciccarone; 26. Infrastructure Privatization in the United States in the New Millennium/ Ellen Dannin and Lee Cokorinos; 27. Financial Emergencies: Default and Bankruptcy James E. Spiotto 28. Government Financial Reporting Standards: Reviewing the Past and Present, Anticipating the Future/ Craig D. Shoulders and Robert J. Freeman; 29. Pullback Management: State Budget Execution During Periods of Rapidly Declining Revenues/ Carolyn Boudreaux and W. Bartley Hildreth; 30. Public Employee Pensions and Investments/ Siona Listokin-Smith; 31. Accomplishing State Budget Policy and Process Reforms/ Iris J. Lav; 32. Fiscal Austerity and the Future of Federalism/ Rudolph G. Penner; 33. Achieving Fiscal Sustainability for State and Local Governments/ Robert B. Ward; 34. The Intergovernmental Grant System/ Raymond C. Scheppach; 35. Community Associations at Middle Age: Considering the Options/ Robert H. Nelson.

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