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Property Tax In Brics Megacities Local Government Financing And Financial Sustainability Marco Salm

Name: Property Tax In Brics Megacities Local Government Financing And Financial Sustainability Marco Salm
SKU: BELL-6753054
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Property Tax In Brics Megacities Local Government Financing And Financial Sustainability Marco Salm instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer International Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.87 MB

Pages: 220

Author: Marco Salm

ISBN: 9783319626703, 9783319626710, 3319626701, 331962671X

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Property Tax In Brics Megacities Local Government Financing And Financial Sustainability Marco Salm by Marco Salm 9783319626703, 9783319626710, 3319626701, 331962671X instant download after payment.

The overall objective of the book is to holistically assess the property tax systems in BRICS megacities. As megacities play a vital role within their respective countries – economically, administratively, and from a human development perspective – they experience the costs and benefits of urbanization simultaneously with major investment needs, rising poverty, and increasing congestion and pollution levels in the context of limited financial resources, raising the question for a suitable decentralized funding source. This book highlights the property tax as a means to help further improve the financial sustainability of megacities, the reliability and quality of their services, and megacities’ contribution to supporting economic growth.