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1 State and Local Financial Inducements to New Industry 1 (1968)

handle is hein.tera/sltocfiin0001 and id is 1 raw text is: TAX FOUNDATION'S Number 29 SEPTEMBER 1968 STATE AND LOCAL FINANCIAL INDUCEMENTS TO NEW IPDUSTRY This bibliography covers material dealing primarily with state and local government tax and financial incentives to industrial location, published in the 1960's to date. It is arranged in five sections: (I) Industrial Location Incentive Programs; (II) State Studies; (III) Industrial Development Bonds; (IV) Effects on Municipalities; and (V) Bibliographies--Earlier Literature. 1. Industrial Location Incentive Programs Bergin, Thomas P. and Eagan, William F. Economic Growth and Community Facilities, Municipal Finance, Vol. XXXIII, No. 4, May 1961, pp. 146-155. A discussion of factors which management considers important in locating or expanding industrial facilities. A Better Way to Finance a New Plant Site, Business Management, Vol. 30, No. 4, July 1966, pp.41-46. The firm that needs financial help to build a new plant in a new area should investigate several sources of aid; municipal bond financing one of the most attractive - is not the only one available. Bridges, Benjamin, Jr., Industrial Incentive Programs: Analysis of State and Local Industrial Development Incentives: Wisconsin, Its Neighbor States, and the Nation. Madison: Wisconsin Department of Resource Development, 1965. 155pp. -------. State and Local Government Financial Inducements for Industry. In Tax Institute of America. State and Local Taxes on Business. Symposium...October 1964. Princeton, N.J.: 1965. pp. 225-245. Discusses the three major publicly financed inducement programs: state industrial finance authorities; local industrial bond financing; and tax concessions. ------. State and Local Inducements for Industry, Part I, National Tax Journal, Vol. XVIII, No. 1, March 1965, pp. 1-14. Part II, June 1965, pp. 175-192. Part I describes inducement programs and discusses their use and scope in the various states and regions. Part II attempts to determine and evaluate the effects of the programs on resource allocation. Campbell, Alan K. State and Local Taxes, Expenditures, and Economic Development. In Tax Institute of America. State and Local Taxes on Business. Symposium... October 1964. Princeton, N.J.: 1965. pp. 195-208. An attempt to find a way of determining the impact of state and local taxes on economic development rather than the impact of specific tax mixes on either individual firms or communities. TAX FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED * 50 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA * NEW YORK, N. Y. 10020

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