An ordinance classifying a parcel of land in terms of its permitted uses is known as:

Policies more or less neutral in their economic effects, typically involving basic services like garbage collection, are known as:

Bonds are often used to fund sports stadiums because interest on the bonds is tax exempt.

Agreements requiring companies to pay back government financial support if they fail to meet promised employment or other goals are known as:

Which of the following is not a criticism of many economic development programs used by state and local governments?

Money that is not assigned for a specific purpose and can be spent for a broad range of purposes as decided by the jurisdiction’s governing body is called:

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: