Economic Development: Raising Revenues without Increasing Taxes

Roger L. Kemp
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Roger L. Kemp: City Administrator, Placentia, California, USA

Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 1987, vol. 1, issue 4, 243-248

Abstract: Many local governments are now facing the challenge of maintaining an adequate level of public services without resorting to any form of tax increase. One strategy is to generate additional tax receipts from existing levies through economic development. The author provides an overview of the increasingly creative and innovative array of incentives being negotiated with those who finance and develop desirable real estate projects.

Date: 1987
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