Appendix E: Resource List

From Facilitator's Guide for Teaching "Taxes: Where Does the Money Go? Federal, State and Local Government"

by Scott Loveridge, Liz Templin, Carole Yoho, and Nancy Lenhart.

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Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. Summary of Government Finances: 1980-81 to 1990-91. Washington, D.C.

Citizens League. Minnesota Homestead Property Tax Review: 1991. Citizens League Research. Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1991.

Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University and USDA Cooperating. Brushing Up on Local Government.

Unit I Unit II Unit III Unit IV Unit V Unit VI

Introduction to Local Government Setting the Scene Looking More Closely at Local Governments How Do We Pay for Local Government? Looking More Closely at Education Fitting the Pieces Together

Freeman, V. A Guide to Give and Take. Bloomington, Indiana: AIT. 1982.

Minnesota Department of Revenue. Minnesota Tax Handbook. St. Paul. September 1990.

Minnesota Taxpayers Association. The Green Book 1991: Fiscal Facts for Minnesotans. Minnesota Tax Foundation. St. Paul. 1991.

Minnesota Taxpayers Association. How Does Minnesota Compare? St. Paul. 1990. (Phone: 612/224-7477 or 800/322-TAXS)

Minnesota Taxpayers Association. Understanding Your Property Taxes 1991. 1991.

Niss J., J. S. Brenneke, and J. Clow. "Lesson 13: An Evaluation of Income Tax Provisions," Pt. II. Strategies for Teaching Economics: Basic Business and Consumer Education (Seander). New York: Joint Council on Economic Education.

Reinke, R.; M. Schug; and D. Wentworth. Capstone: The Nations High School Economics Course. New York: Joint Council of Economic Education. 1989.

Waldo, Arley. "County Government Finances in Minnesota: An Overview." Staff Paper P91-4. St. Paul: University of Minnesota, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. January 1991.

Waldo, Arley. Speaking of Taxes: Fend-For-Yourself Federalism. Number 1. St. Paul: University of Minnesota, Minnesota Extension Service. November 11, 1987.

Waldo, Arley. Speaking of Taxes: Property Taxes in Minnesota: How High Is Up? Number 2. St. Paul: University of Minnesota, Minnesota Extension Service. November 30, 1987.

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