For thirty years, Econsult Corporation has provided clients with high-quality, rigorous economic analysis in support of both litigation and consulting matters. Our approach combines state-of-the-art analytic methods with extensive professional experience in consulting, academia, and government, providing clients with revealing perspectives and the highest quality empirical analyses. Econsult has the ability to take on projects of any size, from comprehensive long-term studies to engagements requiring just a few hours of consultation. Econsult’s customized approach enables us to provide a range of services required by our clients through all stages of the consulting process—from identifying the issues and specifying analytic needs to providing expert testimony and presentations of research findings in a variety of settings and formats. The result: comprehensive, innovative solutions designed to meet each client’s needs.
Under the direction of Dick Voith and Stephen Mullin, Econsult was retained by BIA (Building Industry Association of Philadelphia) to conduct a study of the Philadelphia Tax Abatement Program. Econsult’s analysis of the Philadelphia housing market demonstrates that the current abatement program is highly beneficial, in both efficiency and fairness terms, to Philadelphia residents and the overall economy of the City and region, as well as to the fiscal health of the City government and the school district. The full report was released Wednesday, September 6th.
Econsult releases report, "Choosing the Best Mix of Taxes for Philadelphia: An Econometric
Analysis of the Impacts of Tax Rates on Tax Bases, Tax Revenue, and the Private Economy
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Econsult’s Quarterly Philadelphia Regional House Price Index, May 2009
Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians: Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Immigrant
Workforce Development Programs, April 2009
Econsult’s Quarterly Philadelphia House Price Index, April 2009
Commercial Corridors: A Strategic Investment Framework
for Philadelphia, March 2009
Mayor’s Advisory Commission on Construction Industry Diversity, March 2009
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