Incidence Effects of a State Fiscal Policy Shift: The Florio Initiatives in New Jersey

William T. Bogart, David Bradford and Michael G. Williams

National Tax Journal, 1992, vol. 45, issue 4, 371-87

Abstract: Calculates the incidence of the recent changes to the New Jersey state tax system on a sample of homeowners and conclude that the policies redistribute wealth on average from higher-income homeowners toward lower-income homeowners and from owners of suburban residential property toward owners of urban and rural residential property.

Date: 1992
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