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State Revenue Cyclicality [PDF]
National Tax Journal, 2004 How are major state revenue sources affected by the business cycle? Could changing the mix of taxes mitigate the severity of cyclical budget problems? This paper examines issues in estimating and interpreting the short-run elasticity of taxes with respect to personal income.
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The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 1993
Abstract. The budgetary alternatives available to and employed by states to deal with budgetary shortfalls in the early 1980's are examined. The study suggests it may be preferable for states to consider relaxing the self‐imposed requirements of an annually balanced budget.
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Abstract. The budgetary alternatives available to and employed by states to deal with budgetary shortfalls in the early 1980's are examined. The study suggests it may be preferable for states to consider relaxing the self‐imposed requirements of an annually balanced budget.
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State Lotteries for Public Revenue
Public Budgeting & Finance, 1988Lotteries, the state fiscal gimmick of the eighties, operate in jurisdictions encompassing substantially more than half the nation's population and enjoy considerable public acceptance. The revenue they generate is small, rarely more than two percent of state general revenue, it is subject to major year‐to‐year swings, and it is very expensive to ...
John L. Mikesell, Kurt Zorn
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Overhauling state revenue systems
National Municipal Review, 1934AbstractNumerous reforms suggested for tax revision.
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STATE TAX REVENUES UNDER COMPETITION
National Tax Journal, 1983The effects of tax policies in competing jurisdictions on state tax revenues are examined. A constant elasticity function is used to estimate the income, rate, and price elasticities of state and r...
ROGER S. HEWETT, SUSAN C. STEPHENSON
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Interstate Competition and State Lottery Revenues [PDF]
National Tax Journal, 2004 In this article we use data on lottery sales for all 55 counties in West Virginia over the period 1987-2000 to examine in a dynamic framework the determinants of lottery revenues. While we examine more generally the determinants of lottery revenues, we focus on the effects of the introduction of new neighboring state lottery games on West Virginia ...
Tosun, Mehmet Serkan, Skidmore, Mark
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DO STATE REVENUE FORECASTERS UTILIZE AVAILABLE INFORMATION? [PDF]
National Tax Journal, 1989 This paper tests whether state revenue forecasts incorporate all possible economic and political information.
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Revenue Potential of State Lotteries
Public Finance Quarterly, 1987The debate concerning whether to institute a lottery is hampered in many states by a lack of objective current estimates of potential revenue. The purpose of this study is to provide estimates by type of game based on the experiences of those states that already have lotteries.
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Impacts of Revenue Diversification and Revenue Elasticity on State Fiscal Health
Public Finance and Management, 2019Revenue diversification and elasticity of the revenue portfolio are important characteristics of a revenue structure. Using state financial data from 2007–2012, this study identifies the different impacts of revenue diversification and revenue portfolio elasticity on the fiscal health of US states.
Wenli Yan, Douglas A. Carr
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