Emphasizing policymaking and policy analysis, PUBLIC FINANCE, 2ND Edition uses a variety of applications to deliver modern treatment of everything from overviews and definitions to analysis of advanced topics. The book evenly addresses local, state, and federal issues, and shows you how to use fiscal federalism as a way to analyze public finance and policies. The author also demonstrates the effects of international concerns on domestic public policy, lacing the text with discussions about the IMF, World Bank, Kyoto Protocol, and many other topics that impact all citizens of the world.

Public Finance (with InfoTrac 2-Semester and Economic Applications Printed Access Card) (Upper Level Economics Titles)

Business & Money

Anderson, John E.

Economics

Cengage Learning'

Public Finance provides a modern treatment of public finance principles with an emphasis on policymaking and policy analysis. Using a variety of applications in the context of fiscal federalism, the text evenly addresses local, state, and federal issues. At the same time, Anderson incorporates international issues, such as comparisons of the public sector in different countries as well as discussions of the IMF and World Bank.

Public Finance: Principles and Policy

South-Western College Pub.

Child Care and Training was first published in 1928. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions.In this completely revised edition, a book with a long and successful history is brought up to date in keeping with current concepts of child development and growth. This basic handbook has been used and enthusiastically endorsed by thousands of teachers, students, doctors, parents, and nurses.The present volume retains the time-tested plan of previous editions, but much of the material has been revised and new information, including a whole chapter on Personality, Adjustment, and Mental Health, has been added. All of the illustrations are new also.The authors of the original volume, Marion L. Faegre and John E. Anderson, were joined in the preparation of this revision by Dale B. Harris, Dr. Anderson's successor as director of the Institute of Child Welfare at the University of Minnesota. In his long and distinguished career Dr. Anderson has served as president of the American Psychological Association and of the Society for Research in Child Development, as editor of the Psychological Bulletin and as advisory editor of Parents' Magazine and Childhood Education. Mrs. Faegre, author of numerous other works on child development, served for many years as consultant in parent education in the U. S. Children's Bureau, Washington, D. C.Whether this book is used as a text for teaching or as a reference or guidebook for the individual, it admirably fills the need for a practical, authoritative source of instruction and advice.

Child Care and Training (Minnesota Archive Editions)

Parenting & Relationships

Faegre, Marion E.

Parenting

Univ. of Minnesota Press

Bidding for Business: The Efficacy of Local Economic Development Incentives in a Metropolitan Area

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Wassmer, Robert W.

W E Upjohn Inst for

As communities go toe-to-toe in battles to attract capital and jobs to their depressed areas, local policy makers are left to ponder the success of these costly efforts. Are the litany of economic incentives provided by cities to firms for relocation or expansion worth the cost? Do local economic incentives bring jobs to areas with high levels of unemployment? Or are economic incentives little more than corporate welfare? 
Anderson and Wassmer examine the use and effectiveness of local economic development incentives within a specific region, the Detroit metropolitan area. The Detroit area serves as a good example, they say, because of the area's 20-plus year track record of its communities offering the gamut of economic incentives aimed at redirecting economic activity and jobs. The evidence they uncover reveals factors that drive cities not just in this Southeast Michigan area, but nationwide to offer particular types of incentives that are more or less generous than those offered by their neighbors. 
Their work also shows how the redistribution of economic activity within most metropolitan areas has created a spatial mismatch between low-skilled employees living in central cities and inner suburbs and potential employers located increasingly farther out in suburbia.

Finance

Policy Applications and Principles of Public Finance, International Edition (with InfoTrac (R) College Edition 2-Semester and Economic Applications Printed Access Card)

South-Western College Publishing

This work explains and analyzes critical questions raised by the use-value assessment (UVA) policy for farmland preservation. It covers the origins, key features, impacts, and flaws of UVA programs across the United States and recommends policy reforms to make the programs fair and more effective. A comprehensive appendix details the characteristics of UVA programs in all 50 states.

Use-Value Assessment of Rural Land in the United States

England, Richard W.

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

The book of Genesis portrays the character Jacob as a brazen trickster who deceives members of his own family: his father Isaac, brother Esau, and uncle Laban. At the same time, Genesis depicts Jacob as YHWH’s chosen, from whom the entire people Israel derive and for whom they are named. These two notices produce a latent tension in the text: Jacob is concurrently an unabashed trickster and YHWH’s preference. How is one to address this tension? Scholars have long focused on the implications for the character and characterization of Jacob. The very question, however, at its core raises an issue that is theological in nature. The Jacob cycle (Gen 25–36) is just as much, if not more, a text about God as it is about Jacob, a point startlingly absent in a great deal of Genesis scholarship. Anderson argues for the presence of what he has dubbed a theology of deception in the Jacob cycle: YHWH operates as a divine trickster who both uses and engages in deception for the perpetuation of the ancestral promise (Gen 12:1–3).
Through a literary hermeneutic, emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between how the text means and what the text means, and a keen eye to the larger task of Old Testament theology as literally “a word about God,” Anderson examines the various manifestations of YHWH as trickster in the Jacob cycle. The phenomenon of divine deception at every turn is intimately tethered in diverse ways to YHWH’s unique concern for the protection and advancement of the ancestral promise, which has cosmic implications. Attention is given to the ways that the multiple deceptions—some previously unnoticed—evoke, advance, and at times fulfill the ancestral promise.
Anderson’s careful and thoughtful interweaving of trickster texts and traditions in the interest of theology is a unique contribution of this important volume. Oftentimes, scholars who are interested in the trickster are unconcerned with the theological ramifications of the presence of material of this sort in the biblical text, while theologians have often neglected the vibrant and pervasive presence of the trickster in the biblical text. Equally vital is the necessity of viewing the Old Testament’s image of God as also comprising dynamic, subversive, and unsettling elements. Attempts to whitewash or sanitize the biblical God fail to recognize and appreciate the complex and intricate ways that YHWH interacts with his chosen people. This witness to YHWH’s engagement in deception stands alongside and paradoxically informs the biblical text’s portrait of YHWH as trustworthy and a God who does not lie. Anderson’s Jacob and the Divine Trickster stands as a stimulating and provocative investigation into the most interesting and challenging character in the Bible, God, and marks the first true comprehensive treatment of YHWH as divine trickster. Anderson has set the stage to continue the conversation and investigation into a theology of deception in the Hebrew Bible.

Jacob and the Divine Trickster: A Theology of Deception and Yhwh's Fidelity to the Ancestral Promise in the Jacob Cycle

History

Ancient Civilizations

Eisenbrauns

Become your firm’s venture capitalist. Map your succession. Decide your date, dollar, and method. Then, execute that plan! Every business owner needs a destination port toward which they’re sailing. That port must be beyond just operating profitably. The “successful” owner must groom staff, mentor a new leader, and transfer ownership with a healthy retirement account for their years of effort. Good teachers have students who become greater still. Socrates had Plato, who’s student was Aristotle, who taught Alexander the Great. How great can you engender your successor to become? Business owners of any age must be prepared for surprises. Always have a job progression plan for staff and career progression for yourself. Venture capitalists plan their exit as they plan their entrance into a new firm. Starting tomorrow, set in motion your way out of today’s business into your next opportunity. Teach your staff to “Steer Your Business To Success.” Empower the team and a new leader will emerge. To attract today’s customers and tomorrow’s staff, you must support a “learning environment” to distinguish your firm, your products and your brand. Demonstrate and teach leadership. Train the team to build, not just operate your business systems. Ignore this and your firm will risk suffering and sinking when an inevitable competitor, accident or illness strikes you or other key employees. Coach individuals to grow professionally as they serve customers. Make the most competent leader or leaders your partner. Mentor and groom them to buy out your interest, so you can move on with capital for your next adventure.

Smart Exit: Steer Your Business To Success

Management & Leadership

America Publishing Company

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Public Finance (with InfoTrac 2-Semester and Economic Applications Printed Access Card) (Upper Level Economics Titles)

Public Finance: Principles and Policy

Child Care and Training (Minnesota Archive Editions)

Bidding for Business: The Efficacy of Local Economic Development Incentives in a Metropolitan Area

Bidding for Business: The Efficacy of Local Economic Development Incentives in a Metropolitan Area

Policy Applications and Principles of Public Finance, International Edition (with InfoTrac (R) College Edition 2-Semester and Economic Applications Printed Access Card)

Use-Value Assessment of Rural Land in the United States

Jacob and the Divine Trickster: A Theology of Deception and Yhwh's Fidelity to the Ancestral Promise in the Jacob Cycle

Smart Exit: Steer Your Business To Success