The Urban Impacts of Federal Policies

Vol. 3, Fiscal Conditions

Stephen M. Barro

ResearchPublished 1978

This is the second of four reports examining the urban impacts of federal policies. It provides both a conceptual framework for policy impact analysis and a review of existing studies. The report examines the determinants of local fiscal conditions, the direct impact of federal policies on local fiscal outcomes, and also the indirect influence of federal policies that affect local households and businesses. A tentative agenda for future research is provided.

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Barro, Stephen M., The Urban Impacts of Federal Policies: Vol. 3, Fiscal Conditions. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1978. https://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/R2114.html.
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