Fiscal Studies

1979 - 2009

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Volume 26, issue 4, 2005

Immigrants in the British labour market pp. 423-470

Christian Dustmann and Francesca Fabbri

Pricing pension insurance: the proposed levy structure for the Pension Protection Fund pp. 471-489

David McCarthy and Anthony Neuberger

Does Germany collect revenue from taxing the normal return to capital? pp. 491-511

Johannes Becker and Clemens Fuest

Early education and children's outcomes: low long do the impacts last? pp. 513-548

Alissa Goodman and Barbara Sianesi

Is a tax cut on cultural goods consumption actually desirable? A microsimulation analysis applied to Spain pp. 549-575

Juan Prieto-Rodriguez, Desiderio Romero-Jordan and Sanz-Sanz, José

Volume 26, issue 3, 2005

Public service broadcasting pp. 281-299

Mark Armstrong

Public sector decentralisation: measurement concepts and recent international trends pp. 301-333

Dan Stegarescu

Welfare to work, wages and wage growth pp. 335-370

Reamonn Lydon and Ian Walker

The New Deal for Young People five years on pp. 371-383

Giacomo Georgi

Return and maturity relationships for treasury auctions: evidence from Turkey pp. 385-419

Hakan Berument and Mustafa Eray Yucel

Volume 26, issue 2, 2005

The Pension Protection Fund pp. 139-167

David McCarthy and Anthony Neuberger

Fiscal consolidation and decentralisation: a tale of two tiers pp. 169-195

Julia Darby, Vito Antonio Muscatelli and Graeme Roy

The elasticity of marginal utility of consumption: estimates for 20 OECD countries pp. 197-224

David Evans

Affordability of household water and sewerage services in Great Britain pp. 225-244

John Sawkins and Valerie Dickie

Regional grants: are they worth it? pp. 245-275

Colin Wren

Volume 26, issue 1, 2005

Pension reform and the welfare of pensioners pp. 1-3

Frances Cairncross

Facing the age wave and economic policy: fixing public pension systems with healthcare in the wings pp. 5-34

David Wise

Private pension arrangements and retirement in Britain pp. 35-53

James Banks and Richard Blundell

Public pension reform in the United Kingdom: what effect on the financial well-being of current and future pensioners? pp. 55-81

Richard Disney and Carl Emmerson

Means testing and retirement choice in Europe: a comparison of the British and Danish systems pp. 83-118

James Sefton, Justin William van de Ven and Martin Robert Weale

Credible pensions pp. 119-135

Timothy Besley and Andrea Prat

Volume 25, issue 4, 2004

Why has the UK corporation tax raised so much revenue? pp. 367-388

Michael P. Devereux, Rachel Griffith and Alexander Daniel Klemm

Testing the regulatory model: the expansion of Stansted airport pp. 389-413

David Starkie

The distributional impact of pension system reforms: an application to the Italian case pp. 415-437

Margherita Borella

An English assessment of Scotland’s education spending needs pp. 439-466

David Neden King, Matthew Pashley and Rob Ball

Time discounting and of the cost of capital in government pp. 467-518

Michael Spackman

Volume 25, issue 3, 2004

Block Grant: Origins, Objects and Use pp. 11-22

Tony Travers

Real rates of return pp. 15-25

R. Hemming and J. Kay

Challenges to demand management pp. 47-57

M Miller

Two Naked Emperors? Concerns about the Stability & Growth Pact and Second Thoughts about Central Bank Independence pp. 249-277

Willem Hendrik Buiter

The Take-Up of Multiple Means-Tested Benefits by British Pensioners: Evidence from the Family Resources Survey pp. 279-303

Ruth Hancock, Stephen Pudney, Geraldine Barker, Monica Hernandez and Holly Sutherland

Targeting social assistance pp. 305-324

Bruce William Bradbury

Designing Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations: Some Insights from the Recent Italian Reform pp. 325-365

Gaimpaolo Arachi and Alberto Zanardi

Volume 25, issue 2, 2004

Educational inequality: the widening socio-economic gap pp. 107-128

Stephen Machin and Anna Vignoles

Inequality and two decades of British tax and benefit reform pp. 129-158

Tom Clark and Andrew Leicester

Ageing and the tax implied in public pension schemes: simulations for selected OECD countries pp. 159-200

Robert Fenge and Martin Werding

Poverty or preference: what do 'consensual deprivation indicators' really mean? pp. 201-223

Steve McKay

Redistributive impact of indirect tax reforms: Greece, 1988-2002 pp. 225-247

Georgia Kaplanoglou and David M Newbery

Volume 25, issue 1, 2004

Use of credit and arrears on debt among low-income families in the United Kingdom pp. 1-25

Sarah Bridges and Richard Disney

Do Welfare-to-Work Programmes Work for Long? pp. 27-53

David Greenberg, Karl Ashworth, Andreas Cebulla and Robert Walker

The Income Elasticity of Tax Revenue: Estimates for Income and Consumption Taxes in the United Kingdom pp. 55-77

John Creedy and Norman Gemmell

The Retail Price Index and the Cost-of-Living Index: testing for consistency in theory and practice pp. 79-91

Ian Crawford and Isabella Image

Compliance Costs for Personal Income Tax in a Transition Country: The Case of Slovenia pp. 93-104

Maja Klun

Volume 24, issue 4, 2003

Who Will Pay for Long-Term Care in the UK? Projections Linking Macro- and Micro-Simulation Models pp. 387-426

Ruth Hancock, Adelina Comas-Herrera, Raphael Wittenberg and Linda Pickard

Simplicity versus fairness in means testing: the case of civil legal aid pp. 427-449

Alexy Buck and Graham Stark

Ownership and Production Costs: Choosing between Public Production and Contracting-Out in the Case of Swedish Refuse Collection pp. 451-476

Henry Ohlsson

Distributional Implications of Environmental Taxation in Denmark pp. 477-499

Henrik Jacobsen, Birr-Pedersen, Katja and Mette Wier

The Performance of the Foreign-Owned Sector of UK Manufacturing: Some Evidence and Implications for UK Inward Investment Policy pp. 501-521

Max Munday, Michael Peel and Karl Taylor

Volume 24, issue 3, 2003

Fiscal Decentralisation and Economic Growth in High-Income OECD Countries pp. 237-274

Ulrich Thiessen

Comparing Investments in New Transport Infrastructure: Roads versus Railways? pp. 275-315

Luisa Affuso, Julian Masson and David M Newbery

Measuring Housing Subsidies: Distortionary and Distributional Effects in the Netherlands pp. 317-339

Harry Rele and Guido Steen

Tax Structures and FDI: The Deterrent Effects of Complexity and Uncertainty pp. 341-359

Kelly Dane Edmiston, Shannon Mudd and Neven Valev

An Economic Analysis of the UK Landfill Permits Scheme pp. 361-381

Michael Barrow

Volume 24, issue 2, 2003

Symposium on Welfare Reform under the Labour Government: Part II pp. 120

Editorial note

Social Security Design in the UK: What is optimal? pp. 121-151

James Sefton

Citizenship and Social Security pp. 153-166

Raymond Plant

Increasing support for those on lower incomes: is the Saving Gateway the best policy response? pp. 167-195

Carl Emmerson and Matthew Wakefield

Does privatisation matter? The long-term performance of British Telecom over 40 years pp. 197-234

Massimo Florio

Volume 24, issue 1, 2003

The Role of the Personal Tax System in Old-Age Support: A Survey of 15 Countries pp. 1-21

Gordon Keenay and Edward Whitehouse

The distribution of wealth of older self-employed Britons pp. 23-43

Simon C. Parker

The Distribution of Public Expenditure across the UK Regions pp. 45-71

Iain McLean and Alistair McMillan

Tax Amnesties and Income Tax Compliance: The Case of Spain pp. 73-96

López-Laborda, Julio and Fernando Rodrigo

The analysis of welfare effects of an environmental product tax: an application to the taxation of car tyres in Hungary pp. 97-114

Ibon Galarraga and Anil Markandya