Journal of Public Economics

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Volume 53, issue 3, 1994

How reliable are microsimulation results?: An analysis of the role of sampling error in a U.K. tax-benefit model pp. 327-365

Stephen Pudney and Holly Sutherland

How well do static indicators identify the chronically poor? pp. 367-394

Shubham Chaudhuri and Martin Ravallion

Corporation tax asymmetries and investment: Evidence from U.K. panel data pp. 395-418

Michael Devereux, Michael Keen and Fabio Schiantarelli

The non-tax wedge pp. 419-433

Edgar Browning

Interstate commodity tax differentials and the distribution of residents pp. 435-457

Gregory A. Trandel

A coasean general equilibrium model of regulation pp. 459-475

Karen Clay

Government intervention as a bequest substitute pp. 477-495

Michel Strawczynski

Volume 53, issue 2, 1994

Sequential contributions to public goods pp. 165-186

Hal Varian

Proprietary public finance and economic welfare pp. 187-204

Herschel Grossman and Suk Jae Noh

Capital income taxation and international portfolio choice pp. 205-222

Ingrid M. Werner

Taxes, financial decisions and organizational form: Evidence from publicly traded partnerships pp. 223-244

William Gentry

Taxes, housing, and capital accumulation in a two-sector growing economy pp. 245-267

Stephen J Turnovsky and Toshiyuki Okuyama

The optimal two-bracket linear income tax pp. 269-290

Joel Slemrod, Shlomo Yitzhaki, Joram Mayshar and Michael Lundholm

Exclusion and the private enforcement of property rights pp. 291-308

Robert W. Helsley and William C. Strange

The shadow wage rate: Theory and application pp. 309-317

Caroline Dinwiddy and Francis Teal

The non-equalization of true gift and estate tax rates pp. 319-323

Michael Kuehlwein

Volume 53, issue 1, 1994

Unemployment insurance taxes and the cyclical and seasonal properties of unemployment pp. 1-29

David Card and Phillip Levine

The reasonableness of non-constant discounting pp. 31-51

Charles M. Harvey

A Pareto comparison of ad valorem and unit taxes in noncompetitive environments pp. 53-71

Susan E. Skeath and Gregory A. Trandel

Local fiscal policies, default risk, and municipal borrowing costs pp. 73-89

John Capeci

On limiting the market for status signals pp. 91-110

Norman J. Ireland

Macroeconomic externalities: Are Pigouvian taxes the answer? pp. 111-126

Jonas Agell and Mats Dillen

Designing a private industry: Government auctions with endogenous market structure pp. 127-147

James Dana and Kathryn E. Spier

A reexamination of the principal-agent relationship in politics pp. 149-163

Bruce Bender

Volume 52, issue 3, 1993

Budget spillovers and fiscal policy interdependence: Evidence from the states pp. 285-307

Anne Case, Harvey Rosen and James Hines

Strategies for the international protection of the environment pp. 309-328

Carlo Carraro and Domenico Siniscalco

Is dumping socially inefficient?: An analysis of the effect of Medicare's prospective payment system on the utilization of Veterans Affairs inpatient services pp. 329-344

Pius Eze and Barbara Wolfe

A fairness approach to income tax evasion pp. 345-362

Massimo Bordignon

We voted for this?: Institutions and educational spending pp. 363-376

George M. Olmsted, Arthur T. Denzau and Judith A. Roberts

The evaluation of risky projects by voters pp. 377-390

Amihai Glazer and Kai Konrad

Optimal linear income tax with random revenue pp. 391-401

C. C. Yang

Expenditures and student achievement in Illinois: New evidence pp. 403-416

William Sander

Integrated reforms of tariffs and consumption taxes pp. 417-428

Michael Michael, Panos Hatzipanayotou and Stephen Miller

Volume 52, issue 2, 1993

Commodity tax competition under destination and origin principles pp. 141-162

Ben Lockwood

Taxation with representation: An analysis of the role of tax practitioners in tax compliance pp. 163-197

Brian Erard

The marginal efficiency effects of taxes and subsidies in the presence of externalities: A computational general equilibrium approach pp. 199-216

Charles Ballard and Steven Medema

Exclusion and moral hazard: The case of identical demand pp. 217-235

Emilson C. D. Silva and Charles Kahn

Unemployment insurance and market structure pp. 237-249

Nicolas Marceau

Tax structure and growth in a model with human capital pp. 251-271

Paul Pecorino

The elusive ESOP--productivity link: evidence from U.S. firm-level data pp. 273-283

Subal Kumbhakar and Amy E. Dunbar

Volume 52, issue 1, 1993

Wage setting and the tax system theory and evidence for the United Kingdom pp. 1-29

Ben Lockwood and Alan Manning

Welfare aspects of technological adoption with learning pp. 31-48

Thierry Magnac and Thierry Verdier

An analysis of returns to scale in public production, with an application to fire protection pp. 49-72

William Duncombe and John Yinger

Public investment and real-price supports pp. 73-82

Robert Chambers and Ramon Lopez

The welfare effects of alcohol taxation pp. 83-100

Ian Irvine and William A. Sims

Endogenous unemployment insurance in a monopoly union model when job search matters pp. 101-115

Jaakko Kiander

Attachment to home and efficient purchases of population in a fiscal externality economy pp. 117-132

Arman Mansoorian and Gordon Myers

A note on the aggregate effects of social security pp. 133-139

W. Henry Chiu

Volume 51, issue 3, 1993

Federal taxation and the supply of state debt pp. 269-285

Gilbert Metcalf

Constrained choice sets in the U.K. demand for private medical insurance pp. 287-307

Carol Propper

The decline of organizations and the rise of administrators: Parkinson's Law in theory and practice pp. 309-327

Michael McKee and Ronald Wintrobe

Job matching, temporary public employment, and equilibrium unemployment pp. 329-343

Bertil Holmlund and Johan Linden

Relative standing comparisons, risk taking, and safety regulations pp. 345-358

Kai Konrad and Kjell Lommerud

Rather bait than switch: Deceptive advertising with bounded consumer rationality pp. 359-378

Matthew Nagler

Natural resources, national accounting, and economic depreciation: Stock effects pp. 379-389

N. M. Hung

Are fines more efficient than imprisonment? pp. 391-413

C. Y. Cyrus Chu and Neville Jiang

The persistence and inefficiency of property tax finance of local public expenditures pp. 415-435

R. Krelove

Note on Ricardian equivalence pp. 437-446

Martin J. Bailey

Identifying the free riders: A simple algorithm for determining who will contribute to a public good pp. 447-454

James Andreoni and Martin McGuire

Volume 51, issue 2, 1993

On reforming the welfare system: Workfare meets the negative income tax pp. 119-151

Bernard Fortin, Michel Truchon and Louis Beausejour

Time inconsistency and fiscal policy: Empirical analysis of U.S. States, 1969-89 pp. 153-159

W. Crain and Robert Tollison

The gains from agricultural research under distorted trade pp. 161-172

John A. Murphy, W. Hartley Furtan and Andrew Schmitz

Coordinating research through research joint ventures pp. 173-193

Neil Gandal and Suzanne Scotchmer

A model of political equilibrium in a representative democracy pp. 195-209

Assar Lindbeck and Jörgen Weibull

Interdependent behavior and the effect of taxes pp. 211-218

Sören Blomquist

Equal sacrifice and incentive compatible income taxation pp. 219-240

Marcus Berliant and Miguel Gouveia

Should the government provide catastrophic insurance? pp. 241-247

Thomas M. Selden

Conservationist government policies and intergenerational equity in an overlapping generations model with renewable resources pp. 249-268

Alex Mourmouras

Volume 51, issue 1, 1993

Editorial introduction pp. 1-2

Maurice Marchand

Investment-promoting policies in open economies: The importance of intergenerational and international distributional effects pp. 3-54

Lans Bovenberg

Domestic tax reform and international oligopoly pp. 55-74

Michael Keen and Sajal Lahiri

On the taxation of multinational corporate investment when the deferral method is used by the capital exporting country pp. 75-96

Chad Leechor and Jack Mintz

Taxes, tariffs, and the global corporation pp. 97-116

James Levinsohn and Joel Slemrod