Journal of Public Economics

1972 - 2025

Current editor(s): R. Boadway and J. Poterba

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Tax policy, asset prices, and growth: A general equilibrium analysis pp. 265-296: Lawrence H. Goulder and Lawrence Summers
Rates of time preference and valuations of the duration of life pp. 297-317: W Viscusi and Michael J. Moore
A re-examination of the use of ability to pay taxes by local governments pp. 319-342: Timothy Goodspeed
Temporary pareto optimum theory pp. 343-368: Marie Allard, Camille Bronsard and Ives Richelle
The optimal rate of inflation and taxation pp. 369-385: Akira Yakita

Income tax evasion: An intersectoral analysis pp. 137-182: Jonathan R. Kesselman
Overlapping families of infinitely-lived agents pp. 183-198: Philippe Weil
State mandates and interest group lobbying pp. 199-213: William Hoyt and Eugenia Toma
Estimating the welfare implications of in-kind government programs: A general numerical approach pp. 215-226: Bruno De Borger
The effect of the investment tax credit on the value of the firm pp. 227-247: Andrew Lyon
Insurance and economic growth pp. 249-264: B. Taub

Unemployment insurance schemes for reducing the natural rate of unemployment pp. 1-15: Bertil Holmlund and Per Lundborg
Randomness in tax enforcement pp. 17-32: Suzanne Scotchmer and Joel Slemrod
Subsidies, quality, and the regulation of nursing homes pp. 33-52: Paul J. Gertler
The transition from payroll to consumption receipts with endogenous human capital pp. 53-73: William Lord
Efficiency versus self-financing in water quality management pp. 75-93: Rüdiger Pethig
Ramsey tax rules for economies with imperfect competition pp. 95-115: Gareth Myles
Uniform labor-income taxation and economic efficiency pp. 117-136: Vinaya Swaroop

Migration selectivity and the effects of public programs pp. 265-289: Mark Rosenzweig and Kenneth I. Wolpin
Why free ride?: Strategies and learning in public goods experiments pp. 291-304: James Andreoni
Empirical measurement of horizontal inequity pp. 305-329: Stephen Jenkins
Fiscal policy and the term structure of interest rates pp. 331-344: Simon Benninga and Uri M. Possen
Financing of public goods and noncooperative theory of bargaining pp. 345-357: Uri Ben Zion, Mark Gradstein and Uriel Spiegel
An overlapping generations model of electoral competition pp. 359-379: Alberto Alesina and Stephen Spear
Incentives to transfer patients under alternative reimbursement mechanisms pp. 381-394: Randall Ellis and Christopher Ruhm
On consistency of conjectures in the private provision of public goods pp. 395-398: Allen J. Scafuri

The welfare cost of uncertain tax policy pp. 129-145: Jonathan Skinner
Inequality and inefficiency in a model of occupational choice with asymmetric information pp. 147-169: Ben Lockwood and Alan Manning
Fringe benefits, income tax exemptions, and implicit subsides pp. 171-183: Jeffrey Zax
Intergenerational risk sharing pp. 185-202: Roger Gordon and Hal Varian
A bequest-constrained economy: Welfare analysis pp. 203-220: Marc Nerlove, Assaf Razin and Efraim Sadka
Tax incidence in a hierarchical model pp. 221-242: Kul Bhatia
External markets and regulation pp. 243-260: James Anton and Paul J. Gertler
A comment on the Bardsley and McRae test for a method of estimating equivalence scales pp. 261-263: L. D. McClements

Regional effects of taxes in Canada: An applied general equilibrium approach pp. 1-28: Rich Jones and John Whalley
Enforcement leverage when penalties are restricted pp. 29-53: Winston Harrington
Tax evasion and strategic behaviour of the firms pp. 55-69: M. Marrelli and Riccardo Martina
An indirect approach to the evaluation of producer performance pp. 71-89: R. Fare, Shawna Grosskopf and C. Lovell
Institutions, efficiency and the strategic behaviour of sponsors and bureaus pp. 91-102: Kenneth Chan and Stuart Mestelman
Corporate income tax incidence in the presence of sector-specific unemployment pp. 103-112: Kaz Miyagiwa
Anatomy of tax incidence in the initially distorted economy of variable returns to scale pp. 113-120: Kenzo Abe
Uniform progressivity, residual progression, and single-crossing pp. 121-126: Paul D. Thistle

The line item veto and public sector budgets: Evidence from the states pp. 269-292: Douglas Holtz-Eakin
Rate of return regulation and product variety pp. 293-304: David Besanko and Shabtai Donnenfeld
Unwillingness to pay: Tax evasion and public good provision pp. 305-321: Frank Cowell and James P.F. Gordon
Decentralization decisions in bureaucracies as a principal-agent problem pp. 323-337: Hans de Groot
Lump-sum taxation and the superneutrality and optimum quantity of money in life cycle growth models pp. 339-367: Firouz Gahvari
Altruism and efficiency: A welfare analysis of the Walrasian mechanism with transfers pp. 369-386: Laurence Kranich
On the existence of Pareto optimal allocations when individual welfare depends on relative consumption pp. 387-397: Antonio Villar

Testing the democratic hypothesis in the provision of local public goods pp. 139-151: Y. Aragon, Jean-Jacques Laffont and J. Le Pottier
Labor market behavior of older men: Estimates from a Trichotomous choice model pp. 153-175: Robert Haveman, Barbara Wolfe and Jennifer Warlick
Efficient pricing of natural gas: A case study of Egypt pp. 177-196: Ricardo Martin and Sweder van Wijnbergen
Fairness, self-interest, and the politics of the progressive income tax pp. 197-230: James Snyder and Gerald H. Kramer
Privatization, internal control, and internal regulation pp. 231-258: Dieter Bos and Wolfgang Peters
Effects of taxes on non-market work: The swedish case pp. 259-267: Lennart Flood

Credit market efficiency and tax policy in the presence of screening costs pp. 1-22: David de Meza and David Webb
Labour supply specification and the evaluation of tax reforms pp. 23-52: Richard Blundell, Costas Meghir, Elizabeth Symons and Ian Walker
Power, majority voting, and linear income tax schedules pp. 53-67: Richard M. Peck
Measuring the benefits of a large public investment: The case of the U.S. Federal-aid highway system pp. 69-85: Theodore E. Keeler and John Ying
A residence time model of housing markets pp. 87-109: Stuart Rosenthal
The effects of taxation on partnership investment pp. 111-126: Harry Watson
Impossibility of exclusion and characteristics of public goods pp. 127-137: Wolfgang Laux-Meiselbach