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State and local fiscal consequences of high school dropout problems in Massachusetts
State and local fiscal consequences of high school dropout problems in Massachusetts
State and local fiscal consequences of high school dropout problems in Massachusetts
State and local fiscal consequences of high school dropout problems in Massachusetts
This paper is designed to identify and estimate some of the most important fiscal impacts of high school dropouts on both the Massachusetts state budget and property tax receipts at the local level in recent years. At the state level, we will estimate annual tax payments by 18-64 year old adults in selected educational attainment groups for each of the following three tax revenue sources: the state personal income tax, state sales taxes, and unemployment insurance/worker compensation taxes. For governments at the local level, the most important source of tax revenue is the property tax. Using data from the 2005 American Community Surveys on home ownership rates and estimated property taxes paid by homeowners in various educational groups, we will estimate median property tax payments by homeowners ages 18-64 in selected educational groups within the state.
Sheila Palma, Northeastern University - Center for Labor Market Studies
Sheila Palma, Northeastern University - Center for Labor Market Studies
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Northeastern University
Northeastern University
2007-03-01
2007-03-01
This report was published in March 2007 and was prepared for the Boston Youth Transition Funders Group, Boston, MA. by the Center for Labor Market Studies, Northeastern University, Boston, MA.
High school dropouts - Massachusetts
high school dropouts
employment analysis
Labor Economics
High school dropouts - Massachusetts
high school dropouts
employment analysis
Labor Economics
http://hdl.handle.net/2047/d10015358
http://hdl.handle.net/2047/d10015358
High school dropouts - Massachusetts
high school dropouts
employment analysis
Labor Economics
State and local fiscal consequences of high school dropout problems in Massachusetts
State and local fiscal consequences of high school dropout problems in Massachusetts
state and local fiscal consequences of high school dropout problems in massachusetts
2007/03/01
State and local fiscal consequences of high school dropout problems in Massachusetts
2007-03-01
High school dropouts - Massachusetts
high school dropouts
employment analysis
Labor Economics
McLaughlin, Joseph
McLaughlin, Joseph
Sum, Andrew
Khatiwada, Ishwar
McLaughlin, Joseph
Sum, Andrew
Khatiwada, Ishwar
Sheila Palma, Northeastern University - Center for Labor Market Studies
McLaughlin, Joseph
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