The Effect of Industrial Growth on the Local Real Estate Tax: An Expanded Model

The Effect of Industrial Growth on the Local Real Estate Tax: An Expanded Model

THE MODELS OF GROVES AND RIEW AND KEE WERE EXPANDED TO CALCULATE DIFFERENTIALS IN TAXATION AND LOCATION-RELATED SECONDARY POPULATION EFFECTS OF LOCATION DECISIONS MADE BY CONTINENTAL-CAN CO. AND BURROUGHS-CORP. IN TREDYFFRIN TOWNSHIP. NET REVENUES WERE AFFECTED BY LESS THAN ONE PERCENT BY TOTAL PROP...

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Published in:Land economics Vol. 50; no. 4; pp. 397 - 401
Main Authors: Gerweck, John E., Epp, Donald J.
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Chicago University of Wisconsin Press 01-11-1974
Subjects:
Assessed valuation
Assessed values
Business structures
Corporations
Employment
Location of industry
Municipalities
Population dynamics
Population growth
Property taxes
Reports and Comments
Site selection
Tax rates
Towns
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Summary:THE MODELS OF GROVES AND RIEW AND KEE WERE EXPANDED TO CALCULATE DIFFERENTIALS IN TAXATION AND LOCATION-RELATED SECONDARY POPULATION EFFECTS OF LOCATION DECISIONS MADE BY CONTINENTAL-CAN CO. AND BURROUGHS-CORP. IN TREDYFFRIN TOWNSHIP. NET REVENUES WERE AFFECTED BY LESS THAN ONE PERCENT BY TOTAL PROPERTY-TAX VALUATIONS. CONTRARY TO KEE AND LOWENSTEIN'S CONCLUSIONS ABOUT DESIRABLE INDUSTRIES, THIS MODEL SHOWS ANY INDUSTRY WILL BE REVENUE-DESIRABLE TO LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES. TABLES.
ISSN:0023-7639
1543-8325
DOI:10.2307/3145007