Reining in the Competition for Capital
Published 22 March 2007Open access
Richard Briffault, Adam Bruns, Melvin Burstein, Arthur Rolnick, David Elkins, Gerald Frug
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This book explores the causes, character, and potential remedies for the growing spatial competition for capital. Its diverse group of contributors present a broad set of workable reforms including: regulation of site consultants; mandated transparency in negotiations, bids, and deals; better structured deals; performance requirements and clawbacks for subsidized firms; and adoption of united economic development budgets.
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