Municipal Finance Journal

1997 - 2024

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GASB 77 Implementation in Colorado Local Governments pp. 1 - 21: Geoffrey Propheter
Bond Insurer Competition and the Likelihood of Texas Bonds Being Insured pp. 23 - 48: Earl D. Benson and Barry R. Marks
Taxable Advance Refundings: A Critical Examination pp. 49 - 59: Andrew Kalotay
What Influences Working Capital Management? A Survey of New York Local Government Financial Officers pp. 61 - 86: Michelle L. Lofton
Editor’s Note pp. v - v: W. Bartley Hildreth

California’s Budget in the COVID-19 Era: A Story in Three Acts pp. 1 - 11: Patrick J. Murphy
Fiscal Implications of COVID-19 in Connecticut pp. 13 - 23: Mark D. Robbins and Bill Simonsen
State of Florida Preparation and Initial Response to COVID-19 Recession pp. 25 - 36: Hai (David) Guo and Mark D. Robbins
Recession Readiness in Georgia: From the Great Recession to the COVID-19 Recession pp. 37 - 48: Danny Kanso and Thomas P. Lauth
Illinois’s Initial Fiscal Response to the COVID-19 Recession pp. 49 - 59: Beverly S. Bunch
Making Budget Decisions in the Shadow of the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Massachusetts Case pp. 61 - 73: Aaron Smith-Walter and Douglas Snow
The Impacts of COVID-19 on the New York State Budget: A Preliminary Assessment pp. 75 - 85: Robert Bifulco and Minchin Lewis
State Budgetary Responses to COVID-19: The State of Texas pp. 87 - 101: Martin J. Luby and John English
Virginia Budgeting Before and During the COVID-19 Recession pp. 103 - 116: James K. Conant
Waiting to Tax: Washington State’s Response to COVID-19 pp. 117 - 130: Sharon Kioko and Justin Marlowe
Editor’s Note pp. v - viii: James Conant and Bill Simonsen

Keynote Address: What Is Happening in the American Economy? pp. 1 - 13: David Wessel and Kurt Forsgren
Tax Reform and the Municipal Market: The Changing Landscape for Supply, Demand, and Fundamentals pp. 15 - 34: Marshall Kitain, Ann Ferentino, Jamie Doffermyre and Stephen K. Benjamin
Busting Urban Myths in Municipal Disclosure pp. 35 - 52: Scott Andreson, Daniel Deaton, Steve Heaney, Brad Gewehr and Peg Henry
What Infrastructure Crisis? pp. 53 - 72: Brent Miller, Brian Pallasch and Debra Knopman
Paradigm Shift of Municipal Credit Analysis pp. 73 - 107: Andy Shin, Daniel DiSalvo and Sarah F. Anzia
TOBs: More Than Meets the Eye pp. 109 - 136: John Vetter and Steven M. Hlavin
Professional Development: Relative Value and Financial Modeling pp. 137 - 155: Nicole Byrd and John R. Mousseau
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

Municipal Referenda Activity in Colorado: Responding to TABOR pp. 1 - 26: Craig S. Maher, Sungho Park and Wei-Jie Liao
Practical Considerations in Electronic Disclosure by State and Municipal Bond Issuers pp. 27 - 54: Stacey Crawshaw-Lewis, Glenn Weinstein, David Y. Bannard and Erich Schmitz
Improving the Disclosure and Financial Reporting Regime in California pp. 55 - 61: Mark B. Campbell
Editor’s Note pp. v - v: W. Bartley Hildreth

State of Connecticut Budgeting After the Great Recession pp. 1 - 26: Mark D. Robbins and Bill Simonsen
The State of Illinois’s Fiscal Challenges and Budget Practices pp. 27 - 48: Beverly S. Bunch, Patricia Byrnes and Ann L. Schneider
The Kansas Budget Experience from 2012 to 2017 pp. 49 - 75: Zachary Mohr
The Practice of State Budgeting in Massachusetts: The Long-Term Effects of Tax Limitations and Structural Imbalance pp. 77 - 100: Douglas Snow and Brendan Burke
State of Virginia Budgeting After the Great Recession pp. 101 - 122: James K. Conant
Growing Pains: Washington State Budgeting Since the Great Recession pp. 123 - 144: Justin Marlowe
State of Wisconsin Budgeting After the Great Recession pp. 145 - 170: James K. Conant
Editor’s Note pp. v - vii: James Conant and Bill Simonsen

Explaining Bids in First-Price Bid Competitive Auctions for City and County Debt pp. 1 - 27: Mikhail Y. Ivonchyk and Tima T. Moldogaziev
From NIC to TIC to RAY: Estimating Lifetime Cost of Capital for Municipal Borrowers pp. 29 - 45: Martin J. Luby and Peter Orr
The History and Justification for Timely Payment of Statutory Liens and Pledged Special Revenues Bond Financing in a Chapter 9 Municipal Debt Adjustment Proceeding: Is a Model State Law Necessary or Required? pp. 47 - 97: James E. Spiotto
Editor’s Note pp. v - v: W. Bartley Hildreth

A Municipal Debt Market Governance Framework: A Balancing Act with Competing Objectives pp. 1 - 31: Robert A. Greer, Tima T. Moldogaziev and Andrew J. Grandage
The Rise and Fall of the Municipal Swaps and Derivatives Market pp. 33 - 59: Akheil Singla
Life Without Advance Refunding pp. 61 - 70: Andrew Kalotay
The Risk and Return of Closed-End and Open-End Municipal Bond Funds pp. 71 - 90: Patrick Cusatis and Oranee Tawatnuntachai
Editor’s Note pp. v - v: W. Bartley Hildreth

Keynote Address: Technology and Smart Cities pp. 1 - 12: David Graham and Mark Capell
21st Century Demographic Trends: Potential Impacts on Municipal Credit pp. 13 - 38: Ted Molin, Beth Ann Bovino, Steven Ricchiuto and Mark Vitner
The Amazon Effect on Public Finance: What Is the Optimal Tax Structure in the Internet Age? pp. 39 - 64: Tim Russell, Philip Fischer, Max Behlke and Kathleen Quinn
Politics in America: A Reporter’s Viewpoint pp. 65 - 84: David Moore, Caitlin Devitt, Cate Long and Mary Williams Walsh
Higher Ed Disruption: Technology, Value Proposition, and Evolving Business Model pp. 85 - 109: Jessalynn Moro, Erica Muhl, Barry Currier and Stefano Falconi
The Future Is Now: Default Study 2025 pp. 111 - 139: Colleen Murphy, David Fields, David Lemke and Kent John Chabotar
A Decade Later: The Municipal Market Post-Financial Crisis Through Today pp. 141 - 159: Alex Wallace, Mary Colby, Tom Doe and Richard Cosgrove
Municipal Industry Roundtable pp. 161 - 181: Mary Francoeur, B. Jonas Biery, Lynnette Kelly, Dean Mead, Rebecca Olsen and Dee Wisor
Editor’s Note pp. vi - viii: W. Bartley Hildreth