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STRUCTURAL INEQUALITY AND THE NEW MARKETS TAX CREDIT
Michelle D. Layser
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Andrew J. Greenlee
Urban and Regional Planning
Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Social & Behavioral Sciences Institute
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Structural Inequality
100%
New Market Tax Credits
100%
Community Development
54%
Credit Program
54%
Underrepresentation
18%
Tax Incentives
18%
Program Participant
9%
Economic Development
9%
Barriers to Entry
9%
Structural Barriers
9%
Regulatory Policy
9%
Private Markets
9%
Federal Tax
9%
Place-based
9%
Low-income Neighborhoods
9%
Professional Networks
9%
Borrower
9%
Treasury
9%
Incentive Programs
9%
Reform Recommendations
9%
Administrative Process
9%
Unequal Access
9%
Economic Marginalization
9%
Institutional Intermediaries
9%
Historically Marginalized Communities
9%
Social Sciences
Tax Credit
100%
Tax Relief
18%
Economic and Social Development
9%
Social Exclusion
9%
Low Income
9%
Investors
9%
Regulatory Policy
9%
Decision Making
9%
Market Entry
9%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Tax Credit
100%
Tax Incentive
18%
Investors
9%
Economic developments
9%
Market Entry
9%