Journal of Public Economics
1972 - 2025
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Volume 50, issue 3, 1993
- Pension portability and labor mobility: Evidence from the survey of income and program participation pp. 299-323

- Alan Gustman and Thomas L. Steinmeier
- National origin and immigrant welfare recipiency pp. 325-344

- George Borjas and Stephen Trejo
- Hierarchical design and enforcement of income tax policies pp. 345-369

- Isabel Sanchez and Joel Sobel
- The Ramsey problem for congestible facilities pp. 371-396

- Richard Arnott and Marvin Kraus
- Comprehensive income taxation, investments in human and physical capital, and productivity pp. 397-406

- Marc Nerlove, Assaf Razin, Efraim Sadka and Robert K. von Weizsacker
- Finite duration of unemployment insurance, reservation wages and participation in the job market pp. 407-427

- JoseM. Usategui
- Two-sided uncertainty in the monopoly agenda setter model pp. 429-444

- Jeffrey Banks
- A note on the optimum income tax pp. 445-451

- Johann Brunner
- Economic policy precommitment and social welfare pp. 455-455

- Robin Cubitt
Volume 50, issue 2, 1993
- Qalys pp. 149-167

- John Broome
- Approaches to efficient capital taxation: Leveling the playing field vs. living by the golden rule pp. 169-196

- Lawrence H. Goulder and Philippe Thalmann
- Optimal non-linear pricing with regulatory preference over customer type pp. 197-229

- William Sharkey and David S. Sibley
- The impact of a nonlinear income tax on the supply of roundwood in Sweden: A policy evaluation experiment based on cross-section data pp. 231-252

- Thomas Aronsson
- Time constraints in consumption and savings behavior pp. 253-259

- Vito Tanzi and Howell Zee
- Tax evasion and optimal commodity taxation pp. 261-275

- Helmuth Cremer and Firouz Gahvari
- Individual production, community characteristics and the provision of local public services pp. 277-289

- Amy Schwartz
- Voting over income tax progression in a two-period model pp. 291-298

- John Creedy and Patrick Francois
Volume 50, issue 1, 1993
- Reconciling voters' behavior with legislative term limits pp. 1-14

- Andrew R. Dick and John Lott
- Productive efficiency in public and private firms pp. 15-30

- Gianni De Fraja
- Uncertainty resolution and the timing of annuity purchases pp. 31-62

- Agar Brugiavini
- Reference-price-independent welfare prescriptions pp. 63-76

- Charles Blackorby, Francois Laisney and Rolf Schmachtenberg
- Welfare effects of unfunded pension systems when labor supply is endogenous pp. 77-91

- Friedrich Breyer and Martin Straub
- Price and income distortions under separate spending and taxing decisions pp. 93-114

- Cheryl M. Holsey
- Alternative tax regimes in a local public good economy pp. 115-141

- J. M. Pogodzinski and David Sjoquist
- Household equivalence scales and welfare comparisons: A comment pp. 143-146

- Charles Blackorby and David Donaldson
- Household equivalence scales and welfare comparisons: Reply pp. 147-148

- Arthur Lewbel
Volume 49, issue 3, 1992
- A direct examination of the dividend clientele hypothesis pp. 261-285

- John Scholz
- Substitution between unemployment insurance and workers' compensation: An analysis applied to the risk of workplace accidents pp. 287-312

- Bernard Fortin and Paul Lanoie
- Evading the use tax on cross-border sales: Pricing and welfare effects pp. 313-331

- Gregory A. Trandel
- Corruption in tax administration pp. 333-349

- Parkash Chander and Louis Wilde
- The comparison between ad valorem and specific taxation under imperfect competition pp. 351-367

- Sofia Delipalla and Michael Keen
- Social contract, taxation and the standing of deadweight loss pp. 369-381

- Richard A. Musgrave
- Some properties of egalitarian economies pp. 383-387

- Murray Kemp and Ngo Long
- The uniqueness of Nash equilibrium in the private provision of public goods: An alternative proof pp. 389-390

- Clive Fraser
- Uniqueness of Nash equilibrium in private provision of public goods: An improved proof pp. 391-392

- Ted Bergstrom, Lawrence Blume and Hal Varian
Volume 49, issue 2, 1992
- The demand for education with 'power equalizing' aid: Estimation and simulation pp. 135-162

- Paul Rothstein
- Grandfather rules and the theory of optimal tax reform pp. 163-190

- George Zodrow
- Economic policy precommitment and social welfare pp. 191-201

- Robin Cubitt
- Some tests of the incentive effects of the research and experimentation tax credit pp. 203-218

- C. W. Swenson
- On efficiency-inducing taxation for a non-renewable resource monopolist pp. 219-239

- Larry Karp and John Livernois
- Infrastructural competition among jurisdictions pp. 241-259

- Leon Taylor
Volume 49, issue 1, 1992
- Economic incentives and political institutions: Spending and voting in school budget referenda pp. 1-33

- Thomas Romer, Howard Rosenthal and Vincent G. Munley
- IRS as loan shark tax compliance with borrowing constraints pp. 35-46

- James Andreoni
- A reexamination of the optimal nonlinear income tax pp. 47-73

- Udo Ebert
- Entry barriers in politics and uncontested elections pp. 75-90

- R. Morris Coats and Thomas R. Dalton
- Social security, longevity, and moral hazard pp. 91-106

- James Davies and Peter Kuhn
- The role of party reputation in the formation of policy pp. 107-121

- Joseph Harrington
- Fiscal policy, seasonality, and intertemporal substitution of investment spending in the UK pp. 123-134

- Michael Summer
Volume 48, issue 3, 1992
- The effect of subsidies in kind on the choice of a college pp. 269-292

- Philip Ganderton
- Introducing risky housing and endogenous tenure choice into a portfolio-based general equilibrium model pp. 293-316

- Patric Hendershott and Yunhi Won
- The social value of hidden information in adverse selection economies pp. 317-347

- Keith J. Crocker and Arthur Snow
- Notes on bribery and the control of corruption pp. 349-359

- Kaushik Basu, Sudipto Bhattacharya and Ajit Mishra
- Competitive tax theory in open economies: Constrained inefficiency and a Pigovian remedy pp. 361-375

- R. Krelove
- Life-cycle valuation of social security and pension wealth pp. 377-384

- Thad W. Mirer
- Impure public goods and transfers in a three-agent model pp. 385-401

- Toshihiro Ihori
Volume 48, issue 2, 1992
- Pressure groups and redistribution pp. 135-163

- Lorenzo Kristov, Peter Lindert and Robert McClelland
- Understanding welfare stigma: Taxpayer resentment and statistical discrimination pp. 165-183

- Timothy Besley and Stephen Coate
- Sensitivity analysis for DEA models: An empirical example using public vs. NFP hospitals pp. 185-205

- Vivian Valdmanis
- Fiscal illusion, uncertainty, and the flypaper effect pp. 207-223

- Geoffrey K. Turnbull
- Effective tax rates and Tobin's q pp. 225-237

- Yasushi Iwamoto
- Pay-as-you-go public pensions with endogenous fertility pp. 239-258

- Kazuo Nishimura and Junsen Zhang
- Allocation of information by majority decisions pp. 259-268

- Hans Gersbach
Volume 48, issue 1, 1992
- The Harambee movement and efficient public good provision in Kenya pp. 1-19

- Leonard Wilson
- Why do people pay taxes? pp. 21-38

- James Alm, Gary H. McClelland and William D. Schulze
- Problems with integrating corporate and personal income taxes in an open economy pp. 39-66

- Robin Boadway and Neil Bruce
- A welfare comparison of private and public monopoly pp. 67-81

- John Roemer and Joaquim Silvestre
- Public facility location and urban spatial structure: Equilibrium and welfare analysis pp. 83-118

- Jacques Thisse and David Wildasin
- Voluntary contributions to united charities pp. 119-133

- Marc Bilodeau
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