A Computable General Equilibrium Analysis of a Property Tax Limitation Initiative in Idaho

Julia-Wise, Roxana; Cooke, Stephen C.; Holland, David W.

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“…Second, studies to be included must have reported at least one regression estimate of the partial coefficient of property tax levy limitation in a regression of state or local revenues or expenditures. This criterion excluded qualitative case studies (e.g., Bennett and DiLorenzo, 1982;Saxton, Hoene and Erie, 2002) and simulations (e.g., Agarwal and Morgan, 1985;Anderson, 2012;Julia-Wise, Cooke and Holland, 2002;Waters, Holland, and Weber, 1997). It also excluded studies of state tax and expenditure limitations that do not limit the local property tax (e.g.…”

Section: Property Tax Limitations and State Capacity: A Meta-regressimentioning

confidence: 99%

Land, Power, and Property Tax Limitation

Martin¹

2019

Research in Political Sociology

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Section: Property Tax Limitations and State Capacity: A Meta-regressimentioning

confidence: 99%

Land, Power, and Property Tax Limitation

Martin¹

2019

Research in Political Sociology

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“…Investment is fixed and macro saving balances (foreign and rest of the USA) are variable. This helps aggregate employment as a link to macro-variables [58,62].…”

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Potential Economic Impacts of Allocating More Land for Bioenergy Biomass Production in Virginia

Ochuodho

Alavalapati

Lal

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The growing attention to renewable energy and rural development has created greater demand for production of biomass feedstock for bioenergy. However, forest growth rates and the amount of land in most existing forests may not be sufficient to sustainably supply the forest biomass required to support existing forest products industries and the expanding bioenergy industry. Additionally, concerns about agricultural land use competition have dampened expansion of biomass production on agricultural land base. One of the ways to meet the growing forest biomass feedstock demand for bioenergy production is by allocating currently marginal non-forested land for growing bioenergy feedstocks. In Virginia, about 80% of forestland is under nonindustrial private forest ownership. The land use allocation decisions of these private owners are critical for the supply of the forest biomass feedstock to support bioenergy production. We apply a computable general equilibrium model to assess the economy-wide impacts of forestland owners’ willingness to plant pine on non-forested land for woody bioenergy in Virginia. We consider three counterfactual scenarios of biomass feedstock supply increase as intermediate demand for bioenergy production based on forestland owners’ willingness to accept biomass bid prices to set aside more non-forested land for biomass production in Virginia under general equilibrium conditions. Overall, the results show an increase in social welfare and household utility but a marginal decline in GDP. However, increased demand of biomass from logging sector depressed the manufacturing sector (the wood manufacturing sub-sector particularly), which also relies on the logging sector for its intermediate inputs. Results from this study provide insights into the bioenergy land use competition debate, and pathways towards sustainable bioenergy feedstock supply.

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“…La literatura sobre cge regionales es diversa en temáticas, pero menos abundante 1 . Algunas investigaciones recientes son las de Julia-Wise, Cooke y Holland (2002), que analizan los impuestos a la propiedad en el estado de Idaho; Miguel-Vélez, Cardenete y pérez- Mayo (2009), que estudian un aumento de los impuestos a los combustibles; Rickman y Snead (2007), quienes examinan los efectos en el crecimiento y la equidad de subsidios al servicio formal de cuidado de niños para familias de bajos ingresos; Liu (2006), que se refiere a la repercusión económica de construir un parque científico industrial en la región sureste de Taiwán; Conrad y Heng (2002), que aluden al papel de la infraestructura pública en el crecimiento regional; Seung y otros (2000), quienes evalúan la repercusión El autor agradece al Fondo Nacional de Desarrollo Científico y Tecnológico (fondecyt: proyecto de Iniciación 11110007) por el financiamiento otorgado a esta investigación. 1 para una revisión exhaustiva de las aplicaciones, véanse partridge y Rickman (1998); Rodríguez (2007) y partridge y Rickman (2010).…”

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Chile: Elaboración de un modelo de equilibrio general computable y su aplicación a la región del Bío Bío

Mardones

2012

Revista De La CEPAL

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A Computable General Equilibrium Analysis of a Property Tax Limitation Initiative in Idaho

Cited by 17 publications

References 22 publications

Land, Power, and Property Tax Limitation

Land, Power, and Property Tax Limitation

Potential Economic Impacts of Allocating More Land for Bioenergy Biomass Production in Virginia

Chile: Elaboración de un modelo de equilibrio general computable y su aplicación a la región del Bío Bío

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