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Fair is Fair: For the Sake of Main Street, Tax E-commerce

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As the Internet captures more shoppers, thanks in part to no sales tax, public spaces and public services suffer. Read more »

How to Start Participatory Budgeting in Your City

Want to decide how your tax money is spent? Participatory budgeting is an accessible form of direct democracy. Here's how to get people engaged, convince city officials, and what you'll need to start. Read more »

Conditional Dollars Make Governments Accountable to Citizens

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Conditional contributions allow taxpayers to have a direct say in how their tax dollars are spent. Read more »

What if Rich Neighborhoods Funded Poor Schools?

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Last week we published a piece by Jay Walljasper entitled "How Tax-Sharing Can Save Cities," which made a moral and economic argument for richer areas funneling tax revenues to poorer ones. Read more »

How Tax-Sharing Can Save Cities

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As the son of a geography teacher, who spent endless hours of my youth poring over maps, I’ve always been fascinated with border lines. Read more »

Raise My Taxes!

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This morning I attended part of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board meeting, where they considered a proposal to increase fares and cut service--again. Read more »

2010: Crash or Comeback for Cities?

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The year 2010 may be remembered as a turning point in many American cities, towns, and suburbs. Read more »
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