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Benefits and Costs of Regional Development: Evidence from Ohio’s Enterprise Zone Programmeto get zone designation. Thus, most areas in Ohio enjoy the associated benefits of being able to offer incentives even though they may not deserve to be doing so, as in the case of limited authority zones. This results in the proliferation of such programmes, ending in the ‘pirating’ of firms and jo

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Impact of Growth Centres on Unemployment and Firm Location: Evidence from Indianments to attract firms. The most important of these physical incentives is infrastructure. In Part III of this book, consisting of this chapter and the next, I focus on infrastructure incentives. I present evidence from India’s growth centres (GCs), areas which offer incentives such as power, water

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Firm Location Decisions and Their Impact on Local Economies: Evidence from India’s Growth Centreso the impact of infrastructure incentives. As we have discussed in earlier chapters, the GC approach is a test of the alternative to the tax war, and competition in providing infrastructure and public services, among the states. As stated earlier, there is considerable scepticism in policy circles r

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Lessons Learned from the United States and Indiaonomies that adopt them, adopting a general equilibrium framework from the standard literature on the subject. Knowing completely well that it is impossible to isolate the incidence of any tax cut solely to the local economy, we made an attempt to understand if such incentives merely redistribute em