Property taxation and local public spending: The render effect

Article Abstract:

The approximate magnitude of the 'render effect' is determined by posing the question of 'how much smaller would public budgets be, if all residents were home-owners'. Findings suggest that one might do well to reform the administration of the property tax so that changes in property tax liabilities on rental dwellings are directly and visibly transformed into changes of monthly rental payments.

Property Taxes, Tax reform, Property tax, Rents (Property)

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The relationship between firm mobility and tax level: Empirical evidence of fiscal competition between local governments

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A new measure of mobility conditions based on the geographic profit variability of industrial sectors is introduced. The econometric analysis shows a systematic negative relationship between mobility conditions and tax level among municipalities in Norway.

Public Administration, Norway, Taxes, State & Local Government, Local Government, Tax Rates, Models, Taxation, Tax policy, Labor mobility, Labour mobility

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Evaluating the impact of investment incentives: the case of Italy's Law 488/1992

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The impact of investment incentives, permitted by the Italian Law 488/1992, on subsidized and unsubsidized firms is analyzed.

Italy, Government expenditures, Financial management, Administration of General Economic Programs, Public Administration & Finance, Investment Incentives, Public Finance-Total Govt, Public Admin & Finance-Total Govt, Investment Incentives & Guarantees, Venture Analysis, Analysis, Economic aspects, Company investment, Investments, Public finance, Business enterprises, Government finance

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