@article{Debertin:159232,
      recid = {159232},
      author = {Debertin, David L.},
      title = {Tax Incentives and Rural Economic Development},
      address = {1993-10},
      number = {1639-2016-135240},
      series = {University of Kentucky Ag. Econ Staff Papers},
      pages = {6},
      year = {1993},
      abstract = {Tax incentives by state and local governments to attract  industrial development are undergoing another round of  public criticism in the news media. There are those who  argue that any form of economic incentive in an attempt to  entice businesses to locate in a particular state or  community is unwarranted. Others argue that in order to  compete, many tax breaks and other incentives are not only  justified, but essential. This is a view that lies between  these extremes. In some instances, economic incentives make  sense. However, each potential economic development package  made in an effort to encourage a firm to locate within a  state or local community must be very carefully evaluated.},
      url = {http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/159232},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.159232},
}