The Art And Secret Of Economic Development
13 April 2005 - 5:00am
William Fulton offers the inside story on economic development secrets and the policy process.
"Economic development is the art of using public policy, often in the form of financial incentives, to stimulate economic growth, usually in the form of more jobs and higher tax revenue."
...Two recent court cases illustrate "one of the most basic conflicts in economic development: Do you try to set the table for economic growth, or do you go after individual businesses in order to get the jobs and the tax revenue you want? Either approach can work, but each requires aggressive processes that do not fit comfortably into the traditional framework of public policy."
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Governing, April 11, 2005
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