Takings and Tax Revenue: Fiscal Impacts of Eminent Domain

The Economic Impacts of Eminent Domain

We model government takings of private property, embedding prominent theories of their economic consequences. Random assignment of U.S. judges and the fact that judges make takings precedent in a manner correlated with their race, political party, and prior government advocacy facilitate causal estimates of allowing government takings. Novel data on judicial biographies and takings decisions si...

The Tax and Petroleum Revenue Effect on Iran’s Public Expenditures (1994–2015), Employing Fiscal Illusion Approach

I ncreased expenditures and the government size is an important issue in public sector economics. In this regard, various theories have been developed in order to justify the reasons for the public expenditure growth, and the theories have been empirically tested. One of the outlooks explaining the government expenditures growth and the economy size, is fiscal illusion approach. According ...

The Frontier of Eminent Domain

source of umayyad fiscal revenue in khorasan

after its conquest, khorasan came under the administration of the islamic caliphate and found particular importance due to its possession of natural resources and its location on the international trade route. the region excelled in local industries, agricultural products and the transition of eastern goods, and used to provide the required resources of islamic states. some of the policies of t...

State Government Tax Revenue , Tax Revenue Composition and Tax Effort Index : An Assessment of the 1978 - 97 period

Fiscal deficit concerns, especially during sever downturns, and uncertainties regarding future federal grants have underscored the importance of relying on state own-revenues including taxes. In this paper, we derive an equation for state total tax revenue-output ratio and estimate it using a panel of forty-nine states over the period 1978-97 (the sample period reflects a break in some key seri...