Real Estate/Development
Mar. 25, 2003
Cities, Communities Contemplate Higher Taxes, Lower Services
CREJ WIRE REPORT LOS ANGELES - Business leaders nationwide are nervously assessing the possible repercussions of higher taxes and lower services as cities and communities face burgeoning deficits, according to the 9th annual "Cost of Doing Business Survey," published by Kosmont Cos. of Los Angeles and the Rose Institute of State and Local Government of Claremont McKenna College in Claremont.
CREJ WIRE REPORT
LOS ANGELES - Business leaders nationwide are nervously assessing the possible repercussions of higher taxes and lower services as cities and communities face burgeoning deficits, according to the 9th annual "Cost of Doing Business Survey," published by Kosmont Cos. of Los Angeles and the Rose Institute...
LOS ANGELES - Business leaders nationwide are nervously assessing the possible repercussions of higher taxes and lower services as cities and communities face burgeoning deficits, according to the 9th annual "Cost of Doing Business Survey," published by Kosmont Cos. of Los Angeles and the Rose Institute...
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