As even the casual student of property law knows, the content of the Fifth Amendment's
Takings Clause1 remains up for grabs. 2 In fact, few areas of the law are home to as many …

Theories of fiscal federalism, such as those propounded by Musgrave, Tiebout, and Brennan
and Buchanan, prescribe assignment of revenue sources among federal, state, and local …

Local governments are expanding their revenue portfolios and becoming less dependent on
property taxes. It should not be assumed, however, that this diversification is increasing the …

Over the past 50 years, revenue diversification has emerged as an important trend in US
local and state government finance. As a result, the role of the property tax has declined …

The years during and after the Great Recession constrained revenue across all levels of
government. Revenue shortfalls in states decreased intergovernmental transfers, which …

Revenue stability has been an important policy objective for state government
administrators. This study explores whether the effect of revenue diversification on revenue …

The consequences of revenue shortfalls for cities are particularly dramatic due to the
balanced‐budget requirement. Revenue diversification is one method of stabilizing revenue …

Communities and their residents need access to commercial places that provide core goods
and services (eg, retail stores, banks, grocery stores, and restaurants). These place types …

We investigate how revenue diversification affects tax burden in major US cities as it
interacts with fiscal balance reported in the general fund over the economic cycle. We find …

This research aims to determine trends and developments in property tax research using a
mixed-methods, namely quantitative methods in bibliometric studies and qualitative methods …