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Book published in 2001 examines the impacts of Tax Increment
Financing.
Edited by Ameritech Fellow Craig L. Johnson and Joyce Y. Man.
from the back cover:
A variety of policies, programs, and strategies have been designed to provide assistance, directly or indirectly, to businesses for the
purpose of promoting economic development in a community. This book provides a comprehensive and detailed discussion of the uses,
structures, and impacts of tax increment financing (TIF), one of the most widely used state and local economic development policies.
Offering specific examples, cases, surveys, and empirical evidence, it addresses how TIF works, why TIF is adopted, and what impacts
TIF has on local economic development.
includes chapters on:
 | A Primer on Tax Increment Financing |
| A Review of State Tax Increment Financing Laws |
| Nonproperty Tax Increment Programs for Economic Development: A Review of the
Alternative Programs |
| The Use of Debt in Tax Increment Financing |
| Determinants of the Municipal Decision to Adopt Tax Increment Financing |
| Effects of Tax Increment Financing on Economic Development |
| Tax Increment Financing and Fiscal Stress: The California Genesis |
| The Impact of Tax Increment Financing on School Districts: An Indiana Case Study |
| Tax Increment Financing in Texas: Survey and Assessment |
| Tax Increment Financing in Indiana |
| Using TIF to Provide Affordable Housing: A Fiscal Impact Analysis of the King Park TIF
District in Urbana, Illinois |
| Are TIFs Being Misused to Alter Patterns of Residential Segregation? The Case of
Addison and Chicago, Illinois |
| The Use of Tax Increment Financing in Redeveloping Brownfields in Minnesota |
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Cover to Tax Increment Financing and
Economic Development published in 2001 by the State University
of New York Press.
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