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Land Economics 79(1):38-43 (2003); doi:10.3368/le.79.1.38
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This paper reports on the results of simulating a revenue-neutral shift from a statewide uniform property tax to a land value tax. The statewide economic impacts of such a tax reform are projected to be generally positive and also persistent in a state like New Hampshire. However, substantial variations in those impacts among the state’s counties could be expected to occur. (JEL H71)







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