Economic Development Strategies: Taxes, Incentives, and Public Expenditures

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Abstract

Economic development strategies may include tax, incentive, and public expenditure poli-cies. Budget-constrained state and local governments must make tradeoffs when determining the final mix of economic development and other public policies each year. In this paper, I first provide descriptive evidence on economic development policy tradeoffs. I then classify economic development strategies and relate them to real GDP per capita growth.

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Patrick, C. (2023). Economic Development Strategies: Taxes, Incentives, and Public Expenditures. Review of Regional Studies, 53(2), 134–155. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.87670

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