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Oxford Handbook of State and Local Government Finance

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ISBN-10: 0199765367

ISBN-13: 9780199765362

Edition: 2012

Authors: Robert D. Ebel, John E. Petersen

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State and local government fiscal systems have increasingly become vulnerable to economic changes. Over the past three decades, state and local deficits during economic recession have been larger and deeper each time. The impact of the Great Recession and its aftermath of feeble growth and lingering high unemployment has been dramatic both in scope and intensity. Before the crisis, long-term structural deficits were persistent for both individual governments and the entire sector as spending plans and patterns outpaced governments' revenue-generating capacity. The revenue systems of these governments eroded while the workloads and scope on the expenditure side of the state and local system…    
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Book details

Copyright year: 2012
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication date: 3/21/2012
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 1056
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.75" long x 2.00" tall
Weight: 4.180
Language: English

Robert H. Gardner is a professor of environmental science at the Appalachian Laboratory of the University of Maryland's Center for Environmental Studies.W. Michael Kemp and Victor S. Kennedy are professors at Horn Point Laboratory of the University of Maryland's Center for Environmental Studies.John E. Peterson is an assistant professor of environmental studies at Oberlin College.

Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Introduction: State and Local Government Finance in the United States
The Economic, Demographic, and Institutional Framework
The Constitutional Frameworks of State and Local / Government Finance
Federalism Trends, Tensions, and Outlook
State and Local Government Finance: Why It Matters
State and Local Governments and the National Economy
The Evolving Financial Architecture of State and Local Governments
Profiles of Local Government Finance
Federal Preemption of Revenue Autonomy
State Intergovernmental Grant Programs
State and Local Fiscal Institutions in Recession and Recovery
Revenue Structures and Systems
Real Property Tax
State Personal Income Taxes
State Corporate Income Taxes
Entity Taxation of Business Enterprises
Implications of a Federal Value-Added Tax for State and Local Governments
Retail Sales and Use Taxation
Local Revenue Diversification: User Charges, Sales Taxes, and Income Taxes
State Tax Administration: Seven Problems in Search of a Solution
Revenue Estimation
Spending, Borrowing, and Financial Management
Providing and Financing K-12 Education
The Social Safety Net, Health Care, and the Great Recession
Transportation Finance
Housing Policy: The Evolving Subnational Role
Captial Budgeting and Spending
Financial Markets and State and Local Governments
Infrastructure Privatization in the New Millennium
Financial Emergencies: Default and Bankruptcy
Government Financial-Reporting Standards: Reviewing the Past and Present, Anticipating the Future
Pullback Management: State Budgeting under Fiscal Stress
Public Employee Pensions and Investments
Looking Ahead: Reforming and Restructuring
Accomplishing State Budget Policy and Process Reforms
Fiscal Austerity and the Future of Federalism
Achieving Fiscal Sustainability for State and Local Governments
The Intergovernmental Grant System
Community Associations at Middle Age: Considering the Options
Index