Infrequent assessments distort property taxes: theory and evidence

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A compare-and-contrast methodology is used to evaluate short-term versus long-term lags in property reassessments. Evidence supports the theory that short-term lags increase property tax collections as they lower tax prices, while long-term lags decrease collections as the aggregate assessed base is reduced.

Models, Taxation, Measurement, Property taxes, Valuation, Property tax, Property

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Preserving religious identity through education: economic analysis and evidence from the US

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A study on the impact of religious education on schoolchildren and their parents is discussed. The influence of outside culture on their religious identity is examined.

Demographic aspects, Church schools, Parochial schools, Religious education, Separate schools

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"Will I see you in September?" An economic explanation for the standard school calendar

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A study on schools' academic activities based on school calendar is discussed.

Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Company business management, Schedules, School, School schedules

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