Maloney, David Mitchell
Learning from the Joneses the professional learning effect of regional councils of government on municipal fiscal slack in suburban Chicago / David Mitchell, Whitney Davis, Rebecca Hendrick .-- , 2021
Resumen.
Bibliografía.
Fiscal slack scholars have sought to identify the primary generators of unreserved fund balance (UFB) within local governments, including economic, organizational, demographic, institutional, and political factors. Guo and Wang extend this endeavor spatially; however, geography may mask the professional learning impact of subregional councils of governments (COGs). This study examines 265 Chicago suburban municipalities to reveal through a pairing approach that municipalities who belong to the same subregional COG generally have more similar UFB levels, independent of geographical proximity. Policymakers can therefore utilize COGs when making decisions regarding a municipality's most vital resource for strategic investments and fiscal stress.
HACIENDAS LOCALES
INGRESOS PUBLICOS
CHICAGO
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Davis, Whitney
Hendrick, Rebecca Martin
Public Budgeting and Finance 0275-1100v. 41, n. 2, Summer 2021, p. 3-21
Learning from the Joneses the professional learning effect of regional councils of government on municipal fiscal slack in suburban Chicago / David Mitchell, Whitney Davis, Rebecca Hendrick .-- , 2021
Resumen.
Bibliografía.
Fiscal slack scholars have sought to identify the primary generators of unreserved fund balance (UFB) within local governments, including economic, organizational, demographic, institutional, and political factors. Guo and Wang extend this endeavor spatially; however, geography may mask the professional learning impact of subregional councils of governments (COGs). This study examines 265 Chicago suburban municipalities to reveal through a pairing approach that municipalities who belong to the same subregional COG generally have more similar UFB levels, independent of geographical proximity. Policymakers can therefore utilize COGs when making decisions regarding a municipality's most vital resource for strategic investments and fiscal stress.
HACIENDAS LOCALES
INGRESOS PUBLICOS
CHICAGO
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Davis, Whitney
Hendrick, Rebecca Martin
Public Budgeting and Finance 0275-1100v. 41, n. 2, Summer 2021, p. 3-21