Policies that try to establish a location’s comparative advantage are called:

Policies that try to stimulate desire for an area’s products, bringing money to a community by “exporting” goods and services produced there, are called:

The LEED certification is awarded to buildings that meet certain standards for:

An agreement between a local government and a firm to a freeze a property’s assessed value in exchange for development of the land, with the tax on any increase in the property’s value due to the development used to pay for improvements, is known as:

A “committed criminal offense which is motivated, in whole or in part, by the offender’s bias(es) against a race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, ethnicity, gender, or gender identity.” What does this define?

A policy may only be adopted if the policy is passed in an ordinance by a city council.

Policies designed to enhance the economic position of a city are known as:

The process by which a lender or local government moves to reclaim a property because the homeowners have failed to make mortgage payments, property tax payments, or both is:

Which of the following best describes money set aside and available during difficult economic times or emergencies when regular sources of funds might not be sufficient?

Expenses and revenues of running the government on an annual basis, such as supplies and personnel, are called: