Disney's California Adventure and Tax‐Exempt Bonds

Disney's California Adventure and Tax‐Exempt Bonds

This is a case study on Disney's tax‐exempt bonds. The proceeds of the bond issue were used to fund the expansion of California's convention center and public improvements such as a parking structure with parking for approximately 7500 vehicles to support the expansion of the Disneyland ne...

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