Journal of Public Economics

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Volume 59, issue 3, 1996

Unemployment duration, unemployment benefits, and labor market programs in Sweden pp. 313-334

Kenneth Carling, Per-Anders Edin, Anders Harkman and Bertil Holmlund

The Groves-Ledyard mechanism: An experimental study of institutional design pp. 335-364

Yan Chen and Charles Plott

Reward patterns of fair solutions pp. 365-395

Marc Fleurbaey

The dynamic efficiency cost of not taxing housing pp. 397-417

Jonathan Skinner

Capital gains and net national product in open economies pp. 419-434

Geir Asheim

The incidence of interest withholding taxes: Evidence from the LDC loan market pp. 435-451

Harry Huizinga

Volume 59, issue 2, 1996

Do pensions increase the labor supply of older men? pp. 157-175

Christopher Ruhm

Sentencing policy, implied demographic welfare weights, and the theory of sentencing reform pp. 177-193

Joel Waldfogel

Do economic incentives affect work absence? Empirical evidence using Swedish micro data pp. 195-218

Per Johansson and Mårten Palme

Majority voting with single-crossing preferences pp. 219-237

Joshua Gans and Michael Smart

Capital income taxation and long-run growth: New perspectives pp. 239-263

Assaf Razin and Chi-Wa Yuen

The Kaldor compensation test and rational choice pp. 265-276

Walter Bossert

Income taxation and job-market signaling pp. 277-298

Fredrik Andersson

Toilet cleaning and department chairing: Volunteering a public service pp. 299-308

Marc Bilodeau and Al Slivinski

The gains from agricultural research under distorted trade: Comments pp. 309-311

Thomas J. Voon

Volume 59, issue 1, 1996

Competition and regulation in the taxi industry pp. 1-15

Robert Cairns and Catherine Liston-Heyes

Should a carbon tax be differentiated across sectors? pp. 17-32

Michael Hoel

Regulation of multinational firms with two active governments: A common agency approach pp. 33-53

Eric Bond and Thomas Gresik

Charitable contributions and intergenerational transfers pp. 55-68

Gerald Auten and David Joulfaian

Dynamic income taxation, redistribution, and the ratchet effect pp. 69-93

Mats Dillen and Michael Lundholm

Non-point-source pollution regulation as a multi-task principal-agent problem pp. 95-116

Robert Chambers and John Quiggin

A prisoner's dilemma model of collusion deterrence pp. 117-136

Fred Kofman and Jacques Lawarree

Generalized Samuelson conditions and welfare theorems for nonsmooth economies pp. 137-152

John Conley and Dimitrios Diamantaras

Volume 58, issue 3, 1995

Regulation, moral hazard and insurance of environmental risks pp. 319-336

Jean-Jacques Laffont

Rent seeking and tax competition pp. 337-363

Sam Bucovetsky

Non-leaky buckets: Optimal redistributive taxation and agency costs pp. 365-390

Karla Hoff and Andrew Lyon

Modelling the take-up of state support pp. 391-415

Jean-Yves Duclos

From each according to his surplus: Equi-proportionate sharing of commodity tax burdens pp. 417-428

James Hines, John C. Hlinko and Theodore J. F. Lubke

Lifetime income redistribution by the old-age state pension in The Netherlands pp. 429-451

Jan Nelissen

On the principle of equal sacrifice in income taxation pp. 453-467

Efe Ok

A note on subsidizing gifts pp. 469-477

Louis Kaplow

Volume 58, issue 2, 1995

Market failure with moral hazard and side trading pp. 159-184

Charles Kahn and Dilip Mookherjee

Social security and endogenous growth pp. 185-213

Jie Zhang

Optimal regulation of MNEs and government revenues pp. 215-234

Sudipto Dasgupta and Kunal Sengupta

Coordinated action in local public goods models: The case of secession without exclusion pp. 235-256

D. Andrew Austin

Taxation, uncertainty and the choice of a consumption tax base pp. 257-265

George Zodrow

Corrective tax and subsidy policies in economies with Bertrand competition pp. 267-282

Mats Dillen

Promoting fair competition in public procurement pp. 283-307

Steinar Vagstad

Observable preferences for public goods: A note on the incentive compatibility of inferring demand for public goods from private goods demand pp. 309-317

Terrance O'Reilly

Volume 58, issue 1, 1995

Do 401(k) contributions crowd out other personal saving? pp. 1-32

James Poterba, Steven Venti and David Wise

Nonlinear pricing and price cap regulation pp. 33-55

Mark Amrstong, Simon Cowan and John Vickers

On the design of a neutral business tax under uncertainty pp. 57-71

Stephen R. Bonds and Michael Devereux

Uniform taxation and consumer preferences pp. 73-84

Timothy Besley and Ian Jewitt

Leaving some stones unturned: A reassessment of iterative planning theory pp. 85-105

Michael Spagat

The private provision of public goods: Altruism and voluntary giving pp. 107-126

Vincent H. Smith, Michael R. Kehoe and Mary E. Cremer

Short-lived agents and the long-lived environment pp. 127-141

Andrew John, Rowena Pecchenino, David Schimmelpfennig and Stacey Schreft

Equivalence scales in a rank-3 demand system pp. 143-158

Panos Pashardes

Volume 57, issue 3, 1995

Demand for health insurance and precautionary motives for savings among the elderly pp. 337-367

Laurence Levin

Environmental quality and pollution-augmenting technological change in a two-sector endogenous growth model pp. 369-391

Lans Bovenberg and Sjak Smulders

Strategic control of growth in a system of cities pp. 393-416

Jan Brueckner

The importance of reporting conventions for the theory of corporate taxation pp. 417-430

Vesa Kanniainen and Jan Södersten

Using markets to allocate pollution permits and other scarce resource rights under limited information pp. 431-455

Tracy Lewis and David Sappington

Oligopoly structure and the incidence of cigarette excise taxes pp. 457-470

Paul G. Barnett, Theodore E. Keeler and Teh-wei Hu

Unnatural monopoly pp. 471-488

Saul Estrin and David de Meza

Strategic transfers and private provision of public goods pp. 489-505

Wolfgang Buchholz and Kai Konrad

Editorial announcement pp. 507-507

Anthony Atkinson and Nicholas Stern

Volume 57, issue 2, 1995

Testing a social safety net pp. 175-199

Martin Ravallion, Dominique van de Walle and Madhur Gautam

Energy tax credits and residential conservation investment: Evidence from panel data pp. 201-217

Kevin Hassett and Gilbert Metcalf

Government markets and the theory of the Nth best pp. 219-234

Robert Hahn

The social cost of rent seeking under countervailing opposition to distortionary transfers pp. 235-247

Raul Fabella

A rational expectations model for tax policy analysis: An evaluation of tax incentives for the textile, chemical and pharmaceutical industries of Pakistan pp. 249-276

Dagmar Rajagopal and Anwar Shah

Fiscal stress and the production of public safety: A distance function approach pp. 277-296

Shawna Grosskopf, K. Hayes and Joseph Hirschberg

The taxation of mobile capital by central cities pp. 297-316

Luc Noiset and William Oakland

The incidence of agricultural policies pp. 317-335

Robert Chambers

Volume 57, issue 1, 1995

Economic aspects of optimal disability benefits pp. 1-23

Peter Diamond and Eytan Sheshinski

A model of monopoly with strategic government intervention pp. 25-43

T. C. A. Anant, Kaushik Basu and Badal Mukherji

Solvency of counter-cyclical policy rules pp. 45-65

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Why voters vote for incumbents but against incumbency: A rational choice explanation pp. 67-83

Daniel Friedman and Donald Wittman

Stoking the fires? CO2 emissions and economic growth pp. 85-101

Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Thomas Selden

Heterogeneity of preferences for local public goods: The case of private expenditure on public education pp. 103-127

John Gross

The connection between public transfers and private interfamily transfers pp. 129-167

Donald Cox and George Jakubson

Public pensions with endogenous fertility: Comment on Nishimura and Zhang pp. 169-173

Alessandro Cigno