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There is a long history of states using tax systems to encourage residents to invest in bonds issued by jurisdictions within their state. This preferential or discriminatory tax treatment was ruled unconstitutional in 2006 by the Kentucky Court of Appeals. The Kentucky court decision, which sets the stage for this essay, was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2008. This essay addresses the possible implications of this and similar discriminatory tax policies. Such discriminatory policies are the foundation of the municipal bond market, and altering the practice would have significant implications for revenue collections and borrowing costs in most states and localities. While the Supreme Court's position has been rendered, the case has caused policy makers and administrators to scrutinize discriminatory tax policies and their impact on budgets and borrowing costs. 相似文献
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Peter R. Moody Jr. 《Journal of Chinese Political Science》2009,14(3):253-274
It is both a truth and a truism that Chinese politics cannot be understood without reference to Chinese culture (a truth and
truism that would apply to any other society as well). But within the academic discipline of political science political culture
has lost status over the past generation as not conducive to the development of empirical political theory. The usual candidate
for replacement is rational choice theory. But properly understood, political culture is compatible with rational choice,
inasmuch as there is no single standard of rationality, but, rather, it will vary from society to society and era to era.
Considerations of the cultural background are necessary to provide content to rational choice theory, since without consideration
of culture context rational choice threatens to reduce to a set of colorless banalities.
Peter Moody is Professor of Political Science at The University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. Moody specializes in Chinese politics. His more recent book is Conservative Thought in Contemporary China (2007). He is editor of China Documents Annual and book review editor of Review of Politics. He has written on Chinese politics, Asian international affairs, Chinese political thought, international relations theory, and theory of political parties. 相似文献
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Peter Moody is Professor of Political Science at The University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. Moody specializes in Chinese politics. His more recent book is Conservative Thought in Contemporary China (2007). He is editor of China Documents Annual and book review editor of Review of Politics. He has written on Chinese politics, Asian international affairs, Chinese political thought, international relations theory, and theory of political parties. 相似文献
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Peter R. Moody Jr. 《当代中国》1993,2(4):58-74
Especially in the wake of the June 4 incident, some scholars have called for a second look at the “Rebel” activism of the Cultural Revolution. They identify the Rebel movement as a quest for self‐liberation from oppression and criticize the Deng regime's confounding Rebel opposition to totalitarian domination with the Gang of Four's totalitarian terror. This essay questions the reappraisal, arguing that while Rebel ideology may have been a step toward democracy, it was not itself fully democratic, and that it has lost much of its democratic relevance. 相似文献
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