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'Reward pro-growth' says report

Cities should retain between 40% and 60% of future business rates as a ‘strong, simple and longterm incentive to drive economic growth,’ a thinktank has recommended.

Cities should retain between 40% and 60% of future business rates as a ‘strong, simple and longterm incentive to drive economic growth,' a thinktank has recommended.

A Centre for Cities report calls for radical reforms in the imminent local government resources review to financially reward councils for being pro-growth, and materially benefit residents with community infrastructure, such as schools and roads.

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