Lincoln Institute / Superior Court of Pima County / Lincoln Institute of Land Policy / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
tax increment finance / potential solutions / municipal finance / public services / normal real estate appreciation / real estate / real estate parcels / local public services / real estate values / submunicipal services / /
Organization
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy All / Department of International Studies / state government / Arizona Court of Appeals / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Council of Development Finance Authorities / Superior Court of Pima County / Alternative Revenue Structures Are Changing Local Government / Lincoln Institute of Land Policy / Congress / Governance Structures and Financial Authority / Arizona State Legislature / /
Person
Ingram Proceedings / Margaret Walls / Michael A. Pagano / Cynthia L. Rogers / William F. Fox / Michael Smart / Hung Hong / Gregory S. Burge / David L. Sjoquist / Richard Briffault / John E. Anderson vii / Michael J. Wasylenko / Gregory K. Ingram / David E. Wildasin / José A. Gómez-Ibáñez / Jeffrey I. Chapman / Lynne B. Sagalyn / Kim Rueben / Leah Brooks / Ron Cheung / Jocelyn M. Johnston / David E. Wildasin Gregory / David F. Merriman / Yu-Hung Hong / Mark D. Robbins / William Simonsen / Andrew V. Stephenson / John L. Mikesell / Rachel Meltzer / Albert Saiz / Robert P. Inman / Robert J. Eger III / Tracy M. Gordon / J. Edwin Benton / Mark Skidmore / Richard C. Feiock / Robert P. Inman Intergovernmental / Paulo Sandroni / /
Position
president and CEO / visiting assistant professor / /
ProvinceOrState
Pima County / Wisconsin / TIF / Arizona / Massachusetts / New Hampshire / /
municipal REVENUes and Land Policies Edited by Gregory K. Ingram and Yu-Hung Hong In light of the current need for fiscal resourcefulness, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy’s fourth annual land policy conference in