See Goodhody and Co., Industrial Aid Financing (New York, 1965), p. 3.
2.
Section 107 of the Revenue and Expenditure Control Act of 1968 passed in June 1968, 2d Sess., 90th Cong.
3.
Public Law 90-634, Laws of the 90th Congress, 2d Sess.
4.
See BridgesBenjaminJr., Industrial Incentive Programs, State of Wisconsin Department of Resource Development (Madison, 1965), p. 109; BerginThomas P.EagenWilliam F., “Economic Growth and Community Facilities,”Municipal Finance (May 1961), 146–150; GoldRonald, “Subsidies to Industry in Pennsylvania,”National Tax Journal (Sept. 1966); MuellerEvaMorganJames N., “Location Decisions of Manufacturers,”American Economic Review (May 1962), 204–217; McLaughlinGlenn E.RobockStefan, Why Industry Moves—South, NPA Committee for the South, Report No. 3 (June 1949); McMillanT. E.Jr.“Why Manufacturers Chose Plant Locations vs. Determinants of Plant Locations,”Land Economics (Aug. 1965), 239–246; StinsonThomas F., The Effects of Taxes and Public Financing Programs on Local Industrial Development, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, Agricultural Economic Report No. 133 (May 1968); RossWilliam D., Louisiana's Industrial Tax Exemption Program (Louisiana State University, Louisiana Business Bulletin, Dec. 1954), pp. 20–21; and CarrierRonald E.SchriverWilliam R., Plant Location Analysis: An Investigation of Plant Locations in Tennessee (Bureau of Bus. and Econ. Research, Memphis State University, 1969).