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(Ebook) Fiscal Decentralization and Land Policies 1st Edition by Gregory K Ingram, Yu Hung Hong ISBN 9781558442597 1558442596

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Authors:Gregory K. Ingram; Yu-Hung Hong
Pages:434 pages.
Year:2008
Editon:1
Publisher:Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Language:english
File Size:4.73 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781558442597, 1558442596
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ISBN 10: 1558442596
ISBN 13: 9781558442597
Author: Gregory K Ingram, Yu Hung Hong

The study of fiscal decentralization has important policy implications for urban growth management, environmental conservation, and property taxation. First, fiscal decentralization gives local governments powers to set local taxes and make local expenditures. Second, in many countries local governments also have powers to regulate land uses within the general guidelines set by higher authorities. These two powers interact so that municipalities often make land use decisions while considering their fiscal effects. Hence, an understanding of the degree to which local and provincial governments can exercise power, make decisions about their revenues and expenditures, and are held accountable for outcomes is crucial for land policy research and education. In June 2007 Gregory K. Ingram and Yu-Hung Hong of the Lincoln Institute organized the second in a series of cross-disciplinary land policy conferences to address international land policy trends and issues. The goals of this conference were to review decentralization experiences in Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries and developing nations and to explore areas of consensus and disagreement among scholars and analysts on the opportunities and risks of decentralization.

(Ebook) Fiscal Decentralization and Land Policies 1st Edition Table of contents:

Section I – The Nexus of Fiscal Decentralization and Land Policy

  1. The Nexus of Fiscal Decentralization and Land Policy — Gregory K. Ingram & Yu‑Hung Hong

Section II – Achieving Decentralization Objectives

  1. Opportunities and Risks of Fiscal Decentralization: A Developing Country Perspective — Roy Bahl

  2. Local Revenues Under Fiscal Decentralization in Developing Countries: Linking Policy Reform, Governance, and Capacity — Paul Smoke

    • Commentary by Robert D. Ebel

  3. Local Service Provision in Selected OECD Countries: Do Decentralized Operations Work Better? — Ehtisham Ahmad, Giorgio Brosio & Vito Tanzi

    • Commentary by Paul Bernd Spahn

Section III – Decentralization, Local Governance, and Land Policy

  1. Political Structure and Exclusionary Zoning: Are Small Suburbs the Big Problem? — William A. Fischel

    • Commentary by Lee Anne Fennell

  2. School Finance Reforms, Property Tax Limitation Measures, and the Distribution of Expenditures and Class Sizes — Daniel P. McMillen & Larry D. Singell Jr.

    • Commentary by Dennis N. Epple

  3. Decentralization and Environmental Decision Making — Shelby Gerking

    • Commentary by Lawrence Susskind

  4. A Cross-Country Comparison of Decentralization and Environmental Protection — Hilary Sigman

    • Commentary by Maureen L. Cropper

  5. Interjurisdictional Competition Under U.S. Fiscal Federalism — Sally Wallace

    • Commentary by Jeffrey S. Zax

Section IV – Emerging Challenges and Opportunities

  1. Local Government Finances: The Link Between Intergovernmental Transfers and Net Worth — Luiz R. De Mello

    • Commentary by Ronald C. Fisher

  2. Fiscal Decentralization and Income Distribution — Jorge Martinez‑Vazquez & Cristian Sepulveda

    • Commentary by Christine P. W. Wong

  3. Public and Private School Competition and U.S. Fiscal Federalism — Thomas J. Nechyba

    • Commentary by Helen F. Ladd

  4. Community Associations: Decentralizing Local Government Privately — Robert H. Nelson

    • Commentary by Robert W. Helsley

  5. Increasing the Effectiveness of Public Service Delivery: A Tournament Approach — Clifford F. Zinnes

    • Commentary by José Roberto R. Afonso & Sérgio Guimarães

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