Add to ORKGMaine municipalities have received substantially less revenue from the state over the past several y...
Massachusetts uses an aid formula that accounts for differences among local communities in both fisc...
The relationship between municipal government and a local, private, nonprofit institution of higher ...
Local jurisdictions differ in the per capita costs that they must incur to provide a standard qualit...
The distribution of unrestricted municipal aid has been a major policy concern in many states. Using...
While municipal bankruptcy as a whole is rare in the United States, since the Great Recession, fisca...
This article examines the asymmetry in local government responses to economic-cycle-based changes of...
This report recommends that the administration and/or financing of a selected group of public servic...
Reports first-year outcomes and savings from municipalities' unions and retirees joining the Group I...
After the Miracle documents the factors that have shaped the recent political debate in Massachuset...
Local governments in New England rely on state aid to finance the provision of essential public serv...
Municipalities from the Central Valley in California to Upstate New York bear the legacy of reckless...
This report examines the impact of Proposition 2-1/2 on different types of communities and the impli...
There is broad agreement that affordable housing is one of the most pressing problems facing the Com...
This is the fourteenth in the annual series of Changing Patterns reports prepared for the Massachuse...
Maine municipalities have received substantially less revenue from the state over the past several y...
Massachusetts uses an aid formula that accounts for differences among local communities in both fisc...
The relationship between municipal government and a local, private, nonprofit institution of higher ...
Local jurisdictions differ in the per capita costs that they must incur to provide a standard qualit...
The distribution of unrestricted municipal aid has been a major policy concern in many states. Using...
While municipal bankruptcy as a whole is rare in the United States, since the Great Recession, fisca...
This article examines the asymmetry in local government responses to economic-cycle-based changes of...
This report recommends that the administration and/or financing of a selected group of public servic...
Reports first-year outcomes and savings from municipalities' unions and retirees joining the Group I...
After the Miracle documents the factors that have shaped the recent political debate in Massachuset...
Local governments in New England rely on state aid to finance the provision of essential public serv...
Municipalities from the Central Valley in California to Upstate New York bear the legacy of reckless...
This report examines the impact of Proposition 2-1/2 on different types of communities and the impli...
There is broad agreement that affordable housing is one of the most pressing problems facing the Com...
This is the fourteenth in the annual series of Changing Patterns reports prepared for the Massachuse...
Maine municipalities have received substantially less revenue from the state over the past several y...
Massachusetts uses an aid formula that accounts for differences among local communities in both fisc...
The relationship between municipal government and a local, private, nonprofit institution of higher ...