SHORING UP LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVENUES.

The author reflects on the public services provided by local governments by using government revenues. Topics discussed include use o revenues in law enforcement, fire and emergency medical services and road and street maintenance, impact of the lack of municipal-service identification to subsidize...

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Publicado en:Public Management (00333611) Vol. 96; no. 3; pp. 16 - 17
Autor principal: AYRES, DOUGLAS
Formato: Opinion
Publicado: International City/County Management Association Apr2014
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      ab: The author reflects on the public services provided by local governments by using government revenues. Topics discussed include use o revenues in law enforcement, fire and emergency medical services and road and street maintenance, impact of the lack of municipal-service identification to subsidize the consumers receiving limited client service and implementation of the Municipal Business System. Also mentions about assessment of government revenue sources including property taxes.
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