Municipal Finance Journal

1997 - 2024

From University of Chicago Press
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Managing the Risk of Variable-Rate Debt in the Public Sector pp. 1 - 16: Jun Peng
Miami’s Fiscal Crisis (1996–2001): Lessons for Practice in American Cities pp. 17 - 44: Howard A. Frank and Milan J. Dluhy
Keynote Speaker pp. 45 - 95: Randall Edwards
Public Power’s Role in the Western Power Markets After California and Enron Jolts to Electric Industry Deregulation pp. 51 - 76: Dan Aschenbach, David Freeman, David Wiggs and Stephen Wright
Industry Roundtable pp. 77 - 95: Peter Bianchini, Martha Haines, Lynnette Hotchkiss, Monty G. Humble and Alan Anders
Municipal Output Facility Tax Regulations pp. 96 - 101: Linda B. Schakel
GASB Update pp. 102 - 105: Catherine L. Staples
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

Restructuring Subnational Debt pp. 1 - 42: Steven L. Schwarcz
The Single Audit Act Amendments of 1996: A Look at Their Impact on County Government Audits pp. 43 - 63: Stephen Jakubowski, Lois Jakubowski and Sung Kyoo Huh
The Proposed Regulations under Section 148 of the Code Narrow the Business Purpose Exception pp. 64 - 69: Olivia Shay-Byrne
GASB Update pp. 70 - 74: Catherine L. Staples
Editor’s Note pp. v - v: W. Bartley Hildreth

Lessons from Research on Municipal Bond Issuance pp. 1 - 13: Mark D. Robbins
The Future of Public Finance pp. 14 - 35: Keith D. Curry
Roundtable Discussion on Disclosure pp. 36 - 46: Steve Larson
An Approach to Bond Pricing pp. 47 - 49: Mark D. Robbins
Issues of Interest Involving IRS and SEC pp. 50 - 84: Steve Larson, Robert Doty, Charles Anderson, Paul Maco and Martha Mahan Haines
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

Impact of Three Credit Ratings on Interest Cost of State GO Bonds pp. 1 - 16: Craig L. Johnson and Kenneth A. Kriz
Economic Forces and the Municipal Bond Default Risk Premium pp. 17 - 34: Bradley T. Ewing
How Conservative Are Municipal Investment Practices in Large U.S. Cities? pp. 35 - 51: Dwight V. Denison
Some Practical Advice for CFOs pp. 62 - 81: William Buchanan
Guidance on the New Markets Tax Credit pp. 82 - 93: Linda B. Schakel
GASB Update pp. 94 - 97: Catherine L. Staples
Editor’s Note pp. v - v: W. Bartley Hildreth

Keynote Speaker pp. 1 - 11: Brian Krolicki
The Future of the Gaming Industry pp. 12 - 20: Amy Doppelt
New York State Gaming—Much Ado About Nothing? pp. 21 - 29: Lawrence Klatzkin
The Eternal Triangle: The IRS, The Issuers and The Bondholders pp. 30 - 32: Mark Scott
Tax Opinions and Tax Covenants pp. 33 - 53: Alan Polsky
What is the Future of Online Trading? pp. 54 - 68: William Hogan
Developments in the High-Yield Municipal Bond Market pp. 69 - 85: Paul J. Flynn
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

E-Commerce and the Single-Rate Sales Tax Proposal pp. 1 - 23: Gary C. Cornia, Kelly D. Edmiston, Steven M. Sheffrin, Terri A. Sexton, David L. Sjoquist and C. Kurt Zorn
E-Commerce and Local Finance: Estimates of Direct and Indirect Sales Tax Losses pp. 24 - 47: Donald Bruce and William F. Fox
The Threat to State Sales Taxes from E-Commerce: A Review of the Principal Issues pp. 48 - 60: John Mikesell
Do Competitive-Only Laws Have an Impact on the Borrowing Cost of Municipal Bonds? pp. 61 - 76: Jun Peng and Peter F. Brucato
Tax-Exempt Bonds for Religious Organizations pp. 77 - 89: Olivia Shay-Byrne and Lisa Brown
Editor’s Note pp. v - v: W. Bartley Hildreth

Is TIC Always the Most Appropriate Cost of Capital Measure? pp. 1 - 13: Bill Simonsen, Mark D. Robbins and Bernard Jump
Variable Rate Demand Obligations for Issuers of Water and Sewer Debt: An Analytic Framework pp. 14 - 34: Joanne S. Feld
NAIPFA Conference: GASB 34—What It Says pp. 35 - 45: Ken Schermann
NAIPFA Conference: Public Financial Advisors Loss Prevention and Management pp. 46 - 52: Al Rutledge
Washington Update pp. 53 - 64: Linda Schakel
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

Toward a Model for Assessing the Effectiveness of Tax Increment Financing: The Ohio Experience pp. 1 - 10: Jane Beckett-Camarata
A Dynamic Simulation of TIF Impacts on Multiple Jurisdictions pp. 11 - 40: Anna M. Cox, Morgan M. Mundell and Thomas G. Johnson
The Effect of Tax Increment Finance on Local Government Financial Condition pp. 41 - 64: Kenneth A. Kriz
In Search of a Good TIF: A Case Study of Pittsburgh pp. 65 - 77: Jake Haulk and Eric Montarti
Who Uses Tax Increment Financing? Local Government Adoption Catalysts pp. 78 - 97: Josephine M. LaPlante
GASB Update pp. 98 - 100: Catherine L. Staples
Guest Editor’s Introduction pp. v - vi: Rodney V. Hissong