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Regional Economic Development: Downriver as a Case Study
Regional Economic Development: Downriver as a Case Study
Recommendation
Downriver, like Detroit, could improve its economic climate by reducing its property tax burden which acts as a disincentive to economic development. Local property taxes must be reduced if Downriver is to compete with areas like northwestern Wayne and Oakland counties. Firms are discouraged from locating Downriver because they must pay as much as 4.2 percent of their property value annually in taxes. This situation must be reversed.
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Regional Economic Development: Downriver as a Case Study
Regional Economic Development: Downriver as a Case Study
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