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Tax incentives for growth

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  • Weinstein, Bernard L., and Firestine, Robert E.Regional Growth and Decline in the U.S.: The Rise of the Sunbelt and the Decline of the Northeast. New York: Praeger Publishers, 1977.

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  • Weinstein, Bernard L. “What New York Can Learn from Texas.”Society, May/June 1976, pp. 48–50.

  • Weinstein, Bernard L. “Why the Business Climate in Texas Rates Number One.”Texas Business, July 1976, pp. 27–30, 62.

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  1. the Southwest Center for Economic and Community Development, the University of Texas, Dallas

    Bernard L. Weinstein (associate professor of economics and political economy acting director)

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He has written widely on taxation and economic development and is a past contributor toSociety. Formerly he taught at the State University of New York.

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Weinstein, B.L. Tax incentives for growth. Society 14, 73–75 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02694448

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