Edward Elgar Publishing Edward Elgar Property Tax and Land Use Regulation Book

Explore the deep connections between property taxation and land use in this academic volume from Edward Elgar Publishing. Edited by Dick Netzer, a leading public finance economist specializing in urban government and state and local issues, this collection features essays from top scholars in the field. The text examines how the property tax can serve as a partial substitute for land use regulation and other policies meant to influence land utilization. Many contributors argue that property taxation provides a more efficient way to shape how land is used compared to traditional methods. This volume is part of the Studies in Fiscal Federalism and State-local Finance series. It offers a detailed look at both conventional property tax models and more radical approaches. It is an essential resource for professionals and students studying business, finance, law, and tax specialties.