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The Political Economy of Local Land Preservation Taxes in New Jersey

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Research Team: Brian Schilling, Lucas Marxen, and Benjamin Onyango

Project Duration: 1/2004 to 6/2004

In 1999, the Garden State Preservation Trust was created, establishing a stable statewide funding source for land preservation in New Jersey. To meet matching funds requirements imposed by the state farmland preservation program, many municipalities adopted dedicated taxes for land preservation in recent years. This study develops a political economy framework to investigate factors driving adoption of local taxes to support farmland and open space preservation.

Contact: Brian Schilling

Presentations

  1. Political Economy of Local Land Preservation Taxes in New Jersey

Research Abstracts (Journal)

  1. Political Economy of Local Land Preservation Taxes in New Jersey

Papers Presented at Professional Conferences and Meetings

  1. Political Economy of Local Land Preservation Taxes in New Jersey