Municipal Finance Journal

1997 - 2024

From University of Chicago Press
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Financing Jails with Revenue Bonds: An Empirical Assessment pp. 1 - 17: Dwight Denison, Merl Hackbart and James Ramsey
Competitive Bidding for Municipal Bonds: New Tests of the Underwriter Search Hypothesis pp. 18 - 37: Paul A. Leonard
Subsidized Borrowing and the Discount Rate: The Case of Municipal Capital Budgeting and Financial Management pp. 38 - 45: Andrew Kalotay and Bruce Tuckman
The Resurgence of Federalism: The Case for Tax-Exempt Bonds pp. 46 - 74: Maxwell A. Miller and Mark A. Glick
Report of the California Interagency Municipal Securities Task Force pp. 75 - 98: Matt Fong
GASB Update pp. 99 - 102: Catherine L. Staples
Washington Update pp. 103 - 108: Paul Streckfus
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

The Timing of Advance Refunding of Tax-Exempt Municipal Bonds pp. 1 - 15: Andrew J. Kalotay and William H. May
Infrastructure Reporting pp. 16 - 31: Terry K. Patton and James R. Fountain
The Effect of Municipal Pension Obligations on General Obligation Net Interest Cost and Ratings pp. 32 - 43: Arthur C. Allen, Cynthia Sneed and John Sneed
Stranded Costs in Kansas Municipal Electric Utilities pp. 44 - 55: W. Bartley Hildreth
The Distributional Impact of Retail Wheeling on Kansas Municipal Electric Utility Customers pp. 56 - 69: John D. Wong
GASB Update pp. 70 - 72: Catherine L. Staples
Washington Update pp. 73 - 75: Paul Streckfus
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

Competitive Versus Negotiated Municipal Bond Sales: Why Issuers Choose One Method Over the Other pp. 1 - 29: William Simonsen and William P. Kittredge
The Evolution of Municipal Electric Utilities in Kansas pp. 30 - 39: H. Edward Flentje
Kansas Municipal Electric Utilities in Perspective pp. 40 - 56: W. Bartley Hildreth and Carol Mcmillan
Modeling the Market for Kansas Municipal Electric Utility Electricity pp. 57 - 67: John D. Wong
GASB Update pp. 68 - 71: Catherine L. Staples
Washington Update pp. 72 - 74: Paul Streckfus
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

The Application of Event Methodology in Municipal Finance Research pp. 1 - 15: Barry R. Marks and K. K. Raman
The Context of Change Facing Municipal Electric Utilities pp. 16 - 30: W. Bartley Hildreth
State Policy Choices on Retail Competition for Municipal Electric Utilities pp. 31 - 36: H. Edward Flentje
Operational Implications of Retail Wheeling pp. 37 - 42: Robert I. Egbert
Strategic Issues Confronting a Municipal Electric Utility in a Competitive Environment pp. 43 - 48: W. Bartley Hildreth, John D. Wong and H. Edward Flentje
Treasury Department’s New Output Facilities Regulations pp. 49 - 63: Larry D. Sobel and George G. Wolf
Public Relations pp. 64 - 69: Joe Mysak
Washington Update pp. 70 - 73: Paul Streckfus
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

Opening Remarks pp. 1 - 5: Barbara Warden
Sorting Out the Details of Proposition 218 pp. 6 - 26: James L. Copeland
California Land-Secured Financings: The Dirt on Dirt Bonds pp. 27 - 58: Susan Shultis
Hot Topics in Lease Finance pp. 59 - 76: David Hitchcock
Disclosure, Default Rates, and Uncertainty in Municipal Bond Markets pp. 77 - 84: Lisa M. Fairchild
GASB Update pp. 85 - 90: Catherine L. Staples
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

Increasing Women and Minority Participation in Municipal Debt Issuance: An Analysis of the Experience of Texas pp. 1 - 20: Beverly S. Bunch
Competitiveness of Negotiated Bond Marketing Strategies of Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities pp. 21 - 44: Glenn L. Stevens
Governmental Bonds and Privatization pp. 45 - 66: Jeremy A. Spector
℞ for the Ills of Superfund: Cost-Effective Local Solutions, Appropriate Financing, and EPA Responsiveness pp. 67 - 83: Mark A. Glaser, Chris Cherches and Jack Brown
Municipal Securities Disclosure Roundtable pp. 84 - 93: Richard Y. Roberts
Note Disclosures: Too Many or Too Few? pp. 94 - 99: David R. Bean
Tax Notes: An Overview of the Small-Issuer Exemption pp. 100 - 105: David A. Walton
Editor’s Note pp. v - vi: W. Bartley Hildreth

Final Private Activity Bond Tax Regulations pp. 1 - 41: John J. Cross
Special Disclosure Considerations for State and Local Government Securities Issuers pp. 42 - 62: Robert W. Doty
Retail Wheeling and Municipal Electric Utilities: A Status Report on State Actions pp. 63 - 83: H. Edward Flentje and Keith Lawing
Pension Ratios as Useful Surrogates for Public Employee Retirement System Funding: New Evidence pp. 84 - 96: Cynthia Sneed and John Sneed
GASB Update pp. 97 - 100: Catherine L. Staples
Editor’s Note pp. iv - iv: W. Bartley Hildreth

Miami: Teetering on the Precipice of Disaster pp. 1 - 17: Milan J. Dluhy and Howard A. Frank
Toll Roads 1972–1994: Traffic Growth Overcomes a Few Bumps in the Road pp. 18 - 38: Peter C. Stettler
Examining Toll Road Feasibility Studies pp. 39 - 49: Robert H. Muller
Start-Up Toll Road Facilities pp. 50 - 75: Mark Orsi
GASB Update pp. 76 - 79: Catherine L. Staples
Editor’s Note pp. iii - iv: W. Bartley Hildreth