An evaluation of California's enterprise zone programs

Economic Development Quarterly

Volumn 10, Issue 4, 1996, Pages 352-368

  Dowall, David E ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

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EID: 0030504939     PISSN: 08912424     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/089124249601000405     Document Type: Article

References (49)

1. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
2. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
3. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
4. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
5. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
6. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
7. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
8. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
9. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
10. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
11. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
12. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
13. California Office of the Auditor General (COAG), A Review of Economic Activity in the State's Enterprise Zones and Employment and Economic Incentive Areas, Report P-754 (Sacramento, CA: Office of the Auditor General, 1988); Dan Y. Dabney, "Enterprise Zones and Their Relationship to Business Location Decisions" (Ph.D. diss., University of Texas at Austin, 1989); Dan Y. Dabney, "Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions?" Economic Development Quarterly 5 (1991): 325-34; David E. Dowall, Marc Beyeler, and Chun-cheung Sidney Wong, Evaluation of California's Enterprise Zone and Employment and Economic Incentive Programs (Berkeley, CA: California Policy Seminar, 1994); Susan A. Jones, Allen R. Marshall, and Glen E. Weisbrod, "Business Impacts of Enterprise Zones" (study prepared for U.S. Small Business Administration, Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Systematics, Inc., 1985); Susan A. Jones and Glen Weisbrod, "Urban Enterprise Zones: How Have the Panaceas Panned Out?" Economic Development Commentary 10 (1986): 16-21; James A. Papke, The Indiana Enterprise Zone Experiment: Concepts, Issues and Impact. Report submitted to Enterprise Zone Board, Indiana Department of Commerce (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, 1988); James A. Papke, Monitoring Indiana Enterprise Zones: Analysis and Appraisal: Year Two Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1989); idem, The Role of Market Based Public Policy in Economic Development and Urban Revitalization: A Retrospective Analysis and Appraisal of the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program: Year Three Report (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue University, Center for Tax Policy Studies, 1990); Kent D. Redfield and John F. McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Springfield, IL: Institute of Public Affairs, Sangamon State University, 1991); Barry M. Rubin and Margaret G. Wilder, "Urban Enterprise Zones: Employment Impacts and Fiscal Incentives," Journal of the American Planning Association 55(1989): 418-31; William L. Seyfried, "The Impact of Enterprise Zones on Local Economies" (Ph.D. thesis, Purdue University, 1990); and United States General Accounting Office (USGAO), Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the Maryland Experience (Washington, DC: The General Accounting Office, 1988).
14. Raphael Bostic, "The Impact of the California Enterprise Zone Program on Business Location and Investment" (Unpublished manuscript, Department of Economics, Stanford University, 1992); Leslie E. Papke, "Interstate Business Tax Differential and New Firm Location: Evidence from Panel Data," Journal of Public Economics 45 (1991): 47-68; idem, Tax Policy and Urban Development: Evidence from an Enterprise Zone Program, Working Paper No. 3945 (Cambridge, MA: The National Bureau of Economic Research, 1991); idem, "Tax Policy and Urban Development-Evidence from the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program," Journal of Public Economics 54 (1993): 37-49; idem, "What Do We Know About Enterprise Zones?" Tax Policy and the Economy 1 (1993): 37-72; and Breandán O'hUallachán and Mark A. Satterthwaite, "Sectoral Growth Patterns at the Metropolitan Level: An Evaluation of Economic Development Incentives" (Discussion paper no. 29, J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, 1990.)
15. Raphael Bostic, "The Impact of the California Enterprise Zone Program on Business Location and Investment" (Unpublished manuscript, Department of Economics, Stanford University, 1992); Leslie E. Papke, "Interstate Business Tax Differential and New Firm Location: Evidence from Panel Data," Journal of Public Economics 45 (1991): 47-68; idem, Tax Policy and Urban Development: Evidence from an Enterprise Zone Program, Working Paper No. 3945 (Cambridge, MA: The National Bureau of Economic Research, 1991); idem, "Tax Policy and Urban Development-Evidence from the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program," Journal of Public Economics 54 (1993): 37-49; idem, "What Do We Know About Enterprise Zones?" Tax Policy and the Economy 1 (1993): 37-72; and Breandán O'hUallachán and Mark A. Satterthwaite, "Sectoral Growth Patterns at the Metropolitan Level: An Evaluation of Economic Development Incentives" (Discussion paper no. 29, J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, 1990.)
16. Raphael Bostic, "The Impact of the California Enterprise Zone Program on Business Location and Investment" (Unpublished manuscript, Department of Economics, Stanford University, 1992); Leslie E. Papke, "Interstate Business Tax Differential and New Firm Location: Evidence from Panel Data," Journal of Public Economics 45 (1991): 47-68; idem, Tax Policy and Urban Development: Evidence from an Enterprise Zone Program, Working Paper No. 3945 (Cambridge, MA: The National Bureau of Economic Research, 1991); idem, "Tax Policy and Urban Development-Evidence from the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program," Journal of Public Economics 54 (1993): 37-49; idem, "What Do We Know About Enterprise Zones?" Tax Policy and the Economy 1 (1993): 37-72; and Breandán O'hUallachán and Mark A. Satterthwaite, "Sectoral Growth Patterns at the Metropolitan Level: An Evaluation of Economic Development Incentives" (Discussion paper no. 29, J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, 1990.)
17. Raphael Bostic, "The Impact of the California Enterprise Zone Program on Business Location and Investment" (Unpublished manuscript, Department of Economics, Stanford University, 1992); Leslie E. Papke, "Interstate Business Tax Differential and New Firm Location: Evidence from Panel Data," Journal of Public Economics 45 (1991): 47-68; idem, Tax Policy and Urban Development: Evidence from an Enterprise Zone Program, Working Paper No. 3945 (Cambridge, MA: The National Bureau of Economic Research, 1991); idem, "Tax Policy and Urban Development-Evidence from the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program," Journal of Public Economics 54 (1993): 37-49; idem, "What Do We Know About Enterprise Zones?" Tax Policy and the Economy 1 (1993): 37-72; and Breandán O'hUallachán and Mark A. Satterthwaite, "Sectoral Growth Patterns at the Metropolitan Level: An Evaluation of Economic Development Incentives" (Discussion paper no. 29, J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, 1990.)
18. Raphael Bostic, "The Impact of the California Enterprise Zone Program on Business Location and Investment" (Unpublished manuscript, Department of Economics, Stanford University, 1992); Leslie E. Papke, "Interstate Business Tax Differential and New Firm Location: Evidence from Panel Data," Journal of Public Economics 45 (1991): 47-68; idem, Tax Policy and Urban Development: Evidence from an Enterprise Zone Program, Working Paper No. 3945 (Cambridge, MA: The National Bureau of Economic Research, 1991); idem, "Tax Policy and Urban Development-Evidence from the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program," Journal of Public Economics 54 (1993): 37-49; idem, "What Do We Know About Enterprise Zones?" Tax Policy and the Economy 1 (1993): 37-72; and Breandán O'hUallachán and Mark A. Satterthwaite, "Sectoral Growth Patterns at the Metropolitan Level: An Evaluation of Economic Development Incentives" (Discussion paper no. 29, J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, 1990.)
19. Raphael Bostic, "The Impact of the California Enterprise Zone Program on Business Location and Investment" (Unpublished manuscript, Department of Economics, Stanford University, 1992); Leslie E. Papke, "Interstate Business Tax Differential and New Firm Location: Evidence from Panel Data," Journal of Public Economics 45 (1991): 47-68; idem, Tax Policy and Urban Development: Evidence from an Enterprise Zone Program, Working Paper No. 3945 (Cambridge, MA: The National Bureau of Economic Research, 1991); idem, "Tax Policy and Urban Development-Evidence from the Indiana Enterprise Zone Program," Journal of Public Economics 54 (1993): 37-49; idem, "What Do We Know About Enterprise Zones?" Tax Policy and the Economy 1 (1993): 37-72; and Breandán O'hUallachán and Mark A. Satterthwaite, "Sectoral Growth Patterns at the Metropolitan Level: An Evaluation of Economic Development Incentives" (Discussion paper no. 29, J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, 1990.)
20. P. A. Cambridge Economic Consultants, An Evaluation of the Enterprise Zone Experiment (London: HMSO, 1987).
21. Marilyn M. Rubin and R. Armstrong, "The New Jersey Urban Enterprise Zone Program: An Evaluation" (Report prepared for the New Jersey Department of Commerce, Energy and Economic Development, 1989); Marilyn Rubin, "Urban Enterprise Zones; Do They Work? Evidence from New Jersey," Public Budgeting & Finance 10 (1990): 3-17; and idem, "Urban Enterprise Zones in New Jersey: Have They Made a Difference?" in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, ed. Roy Green (Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1991), pp. 105-21.
22. Marilyn M. Rubin and R. Armstrong, "The New Jersey Urban Enterprise Zone Program: An Evaluation" (Report prepared for the New Jersey Department of Commerce, Energy and Economic Development, 1989); Marilyn Rubin, "Urban Enterprise Zones; Do They Work? Evidence from New Jersey," Public Budgeting & Finance 10 (1990): 3-17; and idem, "Urban Enterprise Zones in New Jersey: Have They Made a Difference?" in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, ed. Roy Green (Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1991), pp. 105-21.
23. Marilyn M. Rubin and R. Armstrong, "The New Jersey Urban Enterprise Zone Program: An Evaluation" (Report prepared for the New Jersey Department of Commerce, Energy and Economic Development, 1989); Marilyn Rubin, "Urban Enterprise Zones; Do They Work? Evidence from New Jersey," Public Budgeting & Finance 10 (1990): 3-17; and idem, "Urban Enterprise Zones in New Jersey: Have They Made a Difference?" in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, ed. Roy Green (Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1991), pp. 105-21.
24. Margaret G. Wilder and Barry M. Rubin, "Targeted Development through Urban Enterprise Zones," Journal of Urban Affairs 10(1988): 1-17.
25. S. Staley, "Differences in Firm Attitudes and the Implications for Inner-City Economic Development: A Case Study of Participants in the Dayton, Ohio Enterprise Zone Program" (Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, St. Louis, MO, 1988).
26. See Ann Elder and Ira Cohen, Evaluation of Effectiveness and Efficiency of Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Normal, IL: Illinois State University, 1988); Robert Heath, "The Theory and Practices of Urban Enterprise Zones: Another Tool for Urban Revitalization?" (Ph.D. diss., Temple University, 1990); Elaine Pack Lister, "California Enterprise Zones: Assessment of Enterprise Zone Effectiveness and the Resulting Impact on Business Location and Employment" (Master's thesis, Department of Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles, 1990); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Richard C. Elling and Ann Workman Sheldon, "Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success: A Four State Perspective," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 137-54; Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, Michigan's Enterprise Zone Program: Progress, Prospects, Problems and Recommendations (Detroit: Center for Urban Studies, Wayne State University, 1988); Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, "Patterns and Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success in Four States" (Paper presented at the Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Baltimore, MD, 1989); and USGAO, Lessons from the Maryland Experience.
27. See Ann Elder and Ira Cohen, Evaluation of Effectiveness and Efficiency of Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Normal, IL: Illinois State University, 1988); Robert Heath, "The Theory and Practices of Urban Enterprise Zones: Another Tool for Urban Revitalization?" (Ph.D. diss., Temple University, 1990); Elaine Pack Lister, "California Enterprise Zones: Assessment of Enterprise Zone Effectiveness and the Resulting Impact on Business Location and Employment" (Master's thesis, Department of Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles, 1990); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Richard C. Elling and Ann Workman Sheldon, "Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success: A Four State Perspective," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 137-54; Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, Michigan's Enterprise Zone Program: Progress, Prospects, Problems and Recommendations (Detroit: Center for Urban Studies, Wayne State University, 1988); Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, "Patterns and Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success in Four States" (Paper presented at the Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Baltimore, MD, 1989); and USGAO, Lessons from the Maryland Experience.
28. See Ann Elder and Ira Cohen, Evaluation of Effectiveness and Efficiency of Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Normal, IL: Illinois State University, 1988); Robert Heath, "The Theory and Practices of Urban Enterprise Zones: Another Tool for Urban Revitalization?" (Ph.D. diss., Temple University, 1990); Elaine Pack Lister, "California Enterprise Zones: Assessment of Enterprise Zone Effectiveness and the Resulting Impact on Business Location and Employment" (Master's thesis, Department of Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles, 1990); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Richard C. Elling and Ann Workman Sheldon, "Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success: A Four State Perspective," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 137-54; Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, Michigan's Enterprise Zone Program: Progress, Prospects, Problems and Recommendations (Detroit: Center for Urban Studies, Wayne State University, 1988); Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, "Patterns and Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success in Four States" (Paper presented at the Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Baltimore, MD, 1989); and USGAO, Lessons from the Maryland Experience.
29. See Ann Elder and Ira Cohen, Evaluation of Effectiveness and Efficiency of Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Normal, IL: Illinois State University, 1988); Robert Heath, "The Theory and Practices of Urban Enterprise Zones: Another Tool for Urban Revitalization?" (Ph.D. diss., Temple University, 1990); Elaine Pack Lister, "California Enterprise Zones: Assessment of Enterprise Zone Effectiveness and the Resulting Impact on Business Location and Employment" (Master's thesis, Department of Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles, 1990); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Richard C. Elling and Ann Workman Sheldon, "Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success: A Four State Perspective," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 137-54; Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, Michigan's Enterprise Zone Program: Progress, Prospects, Problems and Recommendations (Detroit: Center for Urban Studies, Wayne State University, 1988); Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, "Patterns and Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success in Four States" (Paper presented at the Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Baltimore, MD, 1989); and USGAO, Lessons from the Maryland Experience.
30. See Ann Elder and Ira Cohen, Evaluation of Effectiveness and Efficiency of Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Normal, IL: Illinois State University, 1988); Robert Heath, "The Theory and Practices of Urban Enterprise Zones: Another Tool for Urban Revitalization?" (Ph.D. diss., Temple University, 1990); Elaine Pack Lister, "California Enterprise Zones: Assessment of Enterprise Zone Effectiveness and the Resulting Impact on Business Location and Employment" (Master's thesis, Department of Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles, 1990); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Richard C. Elling and Ann Workman Sheldon, "Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success: A Four State Perspective," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 137-54; Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, Michigan's Enterprise Zone Program: Progress, Prospects, Problems and Recommendations (Detroit: Center for Urban Studies, Wayne State University, 1988); Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, "Patterns and Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success in Four States" (Paper presented at the Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Baltimore, MD, 1989); and USGAO, Lessons from the Maryland Experience.
31. See Ann Elder and Ira Cohen, Evaluation of Effectiveness and Efficiency of Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Normal, IL: Illinois State University, 1988); Robert Heath, "The Theory and Practices of Urban Enterprise Zones: Another Tool for Urban Revitalization?" (Ph.D. diss., Temple University, 1990); Elaine Pack Lister, "California Enterprise Zones: Assessment of Enterprise Zone Effectiveness and the Resulting Impact on Business Location and Employment" (Master's thesis, Department of Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles, 1990); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Richard C. Elling and Ann Workman Sheldon, "Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success: A Four State Perspective," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 137-54; Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, Michigan's Enterprise Zone Program: Progress, Prospects, Problems and Recommendations (Detroit: Center for Urban Studies, Wayne State University, 1988); Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, "Patterns and Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success in Four States" (Paper presented at the Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Baltimore, MD, 1989); and USGAO, Lessons from the Maryland Experience.
32. See Ann Elder and Ira Cohen, Evaluation of Effectiveness and Efficiency of Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Normal, IL: Illinois State University, 1988); Robert Heath, "The Theory and Practices of Urban Enterprise Zones: Another Tool for Urban Revitalization?" (Ph.D. diss., Temple University, 1990); Elaine Pack Lister, "California Enterprise Zones: Assessment of Enterprise Zone Effectiveness and the Resulting Impact on Business Location and Employment" (Master's thesis, Department of Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles, 1990); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Richard C. Elling and Ann Workman Sheldon, "Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success: A Four State Perspective," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 137-54; Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, Michigan's Enterprise Zone Program: Progress, Prospects, Problems and Recommendations (Detroit: Center for Urban Studies, Wayne State University, 1988); Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, "Patterns and Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success in Four States" (Paper presented at the Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Baltimore, MD, 1989); and USGAO, Lessons from the Maryland Experience.
33. See Ann Elder and Ira Cohen, Evaluation of Effectiveness and Efficiency of Enterprise Zones in Illinois (Normal, IL: Illinois State University, 1988); Robert Heath, "The Theory and Practices of Urban Enterprise Zones: Another Tool for Urban Revitalization?" (Ph.D. diss., Temple University, 1990); Elaine Pack Lister, "California Enterprise Zones: Assessment of Enterprise Zone Effectiveness and the Resulting Impact on Business Location and Employment" (Master's thesis, Department of Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles, 1990); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Richard C. Elling and Ann Workman Sheldon, "Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success: A Four State Perspective," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 137-54; Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, Michigan's Enterprise Zone Program: Progress, Prospects, Problems and Recommendations (Detroit: Center for Urban Studies, Wayne State University, 1988); Ann Workman Sheldon and Richard C. Elling, "Patterns and Determinants of Enterprise Zone Success in Four States" (Paper presented at the Conference of the Urban Affairs Association, Baltimore, MD, 1989); and USGAO, Lessons from the Maryland Experience.
34. See Elder and Cohen, Evaluation of Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective"; Rodney A. Erickson, Susan W. Friedman, and Richard E. McCluskey, Enterprise Zones: An Evaluation of State Government Policies (Final report prepared for the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, University Park, PA: Center for Regional Business Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, 1989); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Sabre Foundation, Enterprise Zone Activity in the States: Summary of Survey Findings (Washington, DC: Sabre Foundation, 1983); Ann Workman Sheldon, Richard C. Elling, and Kathleen Beard, "Enterprise Zones in the Great Lakes Region: A Comparative Assessment" (Paper presented at the American Society for Public Administration Region VI Conference, Toledo, OH, 1988); Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards, "Organizational Structures for Local Economic Development Organizations: What Works and What Doesn't" (Paper presented at the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Austin, TX, 1990); and United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (USHUD), State-Designated Enterprise Zones: Ten Case Studies (Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1986).
35. See Elder and Cohen, Evaluation of Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective"; Rodney A. Erickson, Susan W. Friedman, and Richard E. McCluskey, Enterprise Zones: An Evaluation of State Government Policies (Final report prepared for the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, University Park, PA: Center for Regional Business Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, 1989); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Sabre Foundation, Enterprise Zone Activity in the States: Summary of Survey Findings (Washington, DC: Sabre Foundation, 1983); Ann Workman Sheldon, Richard C. Elling, and Kathleen Beard, "Enterprise Zones in the Great Lakes Region: A Comparative Assessment" (Paper presented at the American Society for Public Administration Region VI Conference, Toledo, OH, 1988); Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards, "Organizational Structures for Local Economic Development Organizations: What Works and What Doesn't" (Paper presented at the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Austin, TX, 1990); and United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (USHUD), State-Designated Enterprise Zones: Ten Case Studies (Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1986).
36. See Elder and Cohen, Evaluation of Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective"; Rodney A. Erickson, Susan W. Friedman, and Richard E. McCluskey, Enterprise Zones: An Evaluation of State Government Policies (Final report prepared for the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, University Park, PA: Center for Regional Business Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, 1989); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Sabre Foundation, Enterprise Zone Activity in the States: Summary of Survey Findings (Washington, DC: Sabre Foundation, 1983); Ann Workman Sheldon, Richard C. Elling, and Kathleen Beard, "Enterprise Zones in the Great Lakes Region: A Comparative Assessment" (Paper presented at the American Society for Public Administration Region VI Conference, Toledo, OH, 1988); Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards, "Organizational Structures for Local Economic Development Organizations: What Works and What Doesn't" (Paper presented at the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Austin, TX, 1990); and United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (USHUD), State-Designated Enterprise Zones: Ten Case Studies (Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1986).
37. See Elder and Cohen, Evaluation of Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective"; Rodney A. Erickson, Susan W. Friedman, and Richard E. McCluskey, Enterprise Zones: An Evaluation of State Government Policies (Final report prepared for the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, University Park, PA: Center for Regional Business Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, 1989); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Sabre Foundation, Enterprise Zone Activity in the States: Summary of Survey Findings (Washington, DC: Sabre Foundation, 1983); Ann Workman Sheldon, Richard C. Elling, and Kathleen Beard, "Enterprise Zones in the Great Lakes Region: A Comparative Assessment" (Paper presented at the American Society for Public Administration Region VI Conference, Toledo, OH, 1988); Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards, "Organizational Structures for Local Economic Development Organizations: What Works and What Doesn't" (Paper presented at the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Austin, TX, 1990); and United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (USHUD), State-Designated Enterprise Zones: Ten Case Studies (Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1986).
38. See Elder and Cohen, Evaluation of Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective"; Rodney A. Erickson, Susan W. Friedman, and Richard E. McCluskey, Enterprise Zones: An Evaluation of State Government Policies (Final report prepared for the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, University Park, PA: Center for Regional Business Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, 1989); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Sabre Foundation, Enterprise Zone Activity in the States: Summary of Survey Findings (Washington, DC: Sabre Foundation, 1983); Ann Workman Sheldon, Richard C. Elling, and Kathleen Beard, "Enterprise Zones in the Great Lakes Region: A Comparative Assessment" (Paper presented at the American Society for Public Administration Region VI Conference, Toledo, OH, 1988); Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards, "Organizational Structures for Local Economic Development Organizations: What Works and What Doesn't" (Paper presented at the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Austin, TX, 1990); and United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (USHUD), State-Designated Enterprise Zones: Ten Case Studies (Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1986).
39. See Elder and Cohen, Evaluation of Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective"; Rodney A. Erickson, Susan W. Friedman, and Richard E. McCluskey, Enterprise Zones: An Evaluation of State Government Policies (Final report prepared for the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, University Park, PA: Center for Regional Business Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, 1989); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Sabre Foundation, Enterprise Zone Activity in the States: Summary of Survey Findings (Washington, DC: Sabre Foundation, 1983); Ann Workman Sheldon, Richard C. Elling, and Kathleen Beard, "Enterprise Zones in the Great Lakes Region: A Comparative Assessment" (Paper presented at the American Society for Public Administration Region VI Conference, Toledo, OH, 1988); Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards, "Organizational Structures for Local Economic Development Organizations: What Works and What Doesn't" (Paper presented at the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Austin, TX, 1990); and United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (USHUD), State-Designated Enterprise Zones: Ten Case Studies (Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1986).
40. See Elder and Cohen, Evaluation of Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective"; Rodney A. Erickson, Susan W. Friedman, and Richard E. McCluskey, Enterprise Zones: An Evaluation of State Government Policies (Final report prepared for the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, University Park, PA: Center for Regional Business Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, 1989); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Sabre Foundation, Enterprise Zone Activity in the States: Summary of Survey Findings (Washington, DC: Sabre Foundation, 1983); Ann Workman Sheldon, Richard C. Elling, and Kathleen Beard, "Enterprise Zones in the Great Lakes Region: A Comparative Assessment" (Paper presented at the American Society for Public Administration Region VI Conference, Toledo, OH, 1988); Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards, "Organizational Structures for Local Economic Development Organizations: What Works and What Doesn't" (Paper presented at the 32nd Annual Conference
41. See Elder and Cohen, Evaluation of Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective"; Rodney A. Erickson, Susan W. Friedman, and Richard E. McCluskey, Enterprise Zones: An Evaluation of State Government Policies (Final report prepared for the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, University Park, PA: Center for Regional Business Analysis, Pennsylvania State University, 1989); Redfield and McDonald, Enterprise Zones in Illinois; Sabre Foundation, Enterprise Zone Activity in the States: Summary of Survey Findings (Washington, DC: Sabre Foundation, 1983); Ann Workman Sheldon, Richard C. Elling, and Kathleen Beard, "Enterprise Zones in the Great Lakes Region: A Comparative Assessment" (Paper presented at the American Society for Public Administration Region VI Conference, Toledo, OH, 1988); Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards, "Organizational Structures for Local Economic Development Organizations: What Works and What Doesn't" (Paper presented at the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Austin, TX, 1990); and United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (USHUD), State-Designated Enterprise Zones: Ten Case Studies (Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1986).
42. Timothy J. Bartik, 26quot;The Effects of State and Local Taxes on Economic Development: A Review of Recent Research," -Economic Development Quarterly 6 (1992): 102-10.
43. Elling and Sheldon, "A Four State Perspective."
44. Hocheol Kim, "The Effects of Local Economic Development Efforts on the Success of Enterprise Zone Programs: Florida Case Study" (Ph.D. diss., Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Florida State University, 1993).
45. Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Enterprise Zones 2: A Comparative Analysis of Zone Performance and State Government Policies," Environment and Planning C 8 (1990): 363-78; Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Enterprise Zones 1: Investment and Job Creation of State Government Programs in the United States of America," Environment and Planning C 8 (4, 1990): 251-67; Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Comparative Dimensions of State Enterprise Zone Policies," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 155-76; and Rodney A. Erickson, "Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the State Government Experience," in Sources of Metropolitan Growth, ed. Edwin S. Mills and John F. McDonald (New Brunswick, NJ: Center for Urban Policy Research, State University of New Jersey, 1992), pp. 161-81.
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47. Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Enterprise Zones 2: A Comparative Analysis of Zone Performance and State Government Policies," Environment and Planning C 8 (1990): 363-78; Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Enterprise Zones 1: Investment and Job Creation of State Government Programs in the United States of America," Environment and Planning C 8 (4, 1990): 251-67; Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Comparative Dimensions of State Enterprise Zone Policies," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 155-76; and Rodney A. Erickson, "Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the State Government Experience," in Sources of Metropolitan Growth, ed. Edwin S. Mills and John F. McDonald (New Brunswick, NJ: Center for Urban Policy Research, State University of New Jersey, 1992), pp. 161-81.
48. Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Enterprise Zones 2: A Comparative Analysis of Zone Performance and State Government Policies," Environment and Planning C 8 (1990): 363-78; Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Enterprise Zones 1: Investment and Job Creation of State Government Programs in the United States of America," Environment and Planning C 8 (4, 1990): 251-67; Rodney A. Erickson and Susan W. Friedman, "Comparative Dimensions of State Enterprise Zone Policies," in Enterprise Zones: New Directions in Economic Development, pp. 155-76; and Rodney A. Erickson, "Enterprise Zones: Lessons from the State Government Experience," in Sources of Metropolitan Growth, ed. Edwin S. Mills and John F. McDonald (New Brunswick, NJ: Center for Urban Policy Research, State University of New Jersey, 1992), pp. 161-81.
49. On this point, see G. Giuliano and K. Small, "Subcenters in the Los Angeles Region," Regional Science and Urban Economics 21 (1991): 163-82.