Taxes, expenditures, and the economic base : case study of New York City /

By:

Bahl, Roy W

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : London : Praeger, c1974.Description: xxvi, 351 p. :illISBN:

0275088103

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DDC classification:

336.747'1 BAH

LOC classification:

HC108.N7 B25

Summary: There were significant changes in the population composition of New York City over the 1960-70 decade. Since a basic theme of this research is that such compositional changes are ultimately translated into tax revenue and expenditure demand effects, they have important implications for an evaluation of the longer-term fiscal health of the city government. This text emphasizes on those quantifiable facets of economic, demographic, and social change that have a particular relevance to the city fisc.

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"Published in cooperation with the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

There were significant changes in the population composition of New York City over the 1960-70 decade. Since a basic theme of this research is that such compositional changes are ultimately translated into tax revenue and expenditure demand effects, they have important implications for an evaluation of the longer-term fiscal health of the city government. This text emphasizes on those quantifiable facets of economic, demographic, and social change that have a particular relevance to the city fisc.

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