Journal of Public Economics
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Volume 35, issue 3, 1988
- Measuring the inefficiences of tax systems pp. 265-287

- John Kay and Michael Keen
- A test for efficiency in the supply of public education pp. 289-307

- Ted Bergstrom, Judith A. Roberts, Daniel L. Rubinfeld and Perry Shapiro
- Private incentives in social dilemmas: The effects of incomplete information and altruism pp. 309-332

- Thomas Palfrey and Howard Rosenthal
- Economic competition among jurisdictions: efficiency enhancing or distortion inducing? pp. 333-354

- Wallace Oates and Robert M. Schwab
- Taxation and the household pp. 355-369

- Patricia Apps and Ray Rees
- A simple model for merit good arguments pp. 371-383

- Timothy Besley
- Price discriminating monetary policy: A nonuniform pricing approach pp. 385-392

- Anne P. Villamil
- Note on improving the effectiveness of effective tax rates on business investment pp. 393-396

- Michael Sumner
Volume 35, issue 2, 1988
- Community development with endogenous land use controls pp. 133-162

- Dennis Epple, Thomas Romer and Radu Filimon
- Optimal environmental regulation under asymmetric information pp. 163-181

- Daniel Spulber
- Withholding and non-withheld tax evasion pp. 183-204

- Gideon Yaniv
- Existence of electoral equilibria with probabilistic voting pp. 205-227

- Allan M. Feldman and Kyung-Ho Lee
- Nash equilibria in models of fiscal competition pp. 229-240

- David Wildasin
- Boundary optima and the theory of public goods supply pp. 241-249

- Donald E. Campbell and Michel Truchon
- Optimal taxation of business and individual incomes pp. 251-263

- Ching-huei Chang
Volume 35, issue 1, 1988
- The analysis of agricultural price reform pp. 1-24

- David Newberry
- The effect of food stamps on labor supply: A bivariate selection model pp. 25-56

- Thomas Fraker and Robert Moffitt
- Privately provided public goods in a large economy: The limits of altruism pp. 57-73

- James Andreoni
- Social security and the failure of annuity markets pp. 75-96

- Peter G. C. Townley and Robin Boadway
- Social security, liquidity, and early retirement pp. 97-117

- James Kahn
- Optimal shadow prices for public production pp. 119-127

- Kare P. Hagen
- Some analytics of the Laffer curve: A comment pp. 129-130

- Vincenzo Denicolo'
- Some analytics of the Laffer curve: Reply pp. 131-132

- James Malcomson
Volume 34, issue 3, 1987
- Welfare ratios and distributionally sensitive cost-benefit analysis pp. 265-290

- Charles Blackorby and David Donaldson
- Asymmetric information in the credit market and discount rates for public investment pp. 291-309

- Yoshitsugu Kanemoto
- Limited countercyclical policies: An exploratory study pp. 311-328

- Sean Becketti and John Haltiwanger
- The consumption tax in the presence of altruistic cash and human capital bequests with endogenous fertility decisions pp. 329-354

- Raymond G. Batina
- Constrained Pareto-optimal taxation of labour and capital incomes pp. 355-366

- Lars-Gunnar Svensson and Jörgen Weibull
- Tax design in the presence of imperfect competition: An example pp. 367-378

- Gareth Myles
- The optimal linear income tax: A diagrammatic analysis pp. 379-390

- Toshihiro Ihori
Volume 34, issue 2, 1987
- Hierarchical structure and the social costs of bribes and transfers pp. 129-142

- Arye L. Hillman and Eliakim Katz
- On the existence of Lindahl-Hotelling equilibria pp. 143-158

- M. Khan and Rajiv Vohra
- Competitive equilibrium and the core in club economies with anonymous crowding pp. 159-173

- Suzanne Scotchmer and Myrna Wooders
- Preferences and demand for local public spending pp. 175-188

- Erik Schokkaert
- The effect of social security on the steady state distribution of consumption pp. 189-210

- C. Y. Cyrus Chu
- Shadow prices and substitution in trade distorted economies pp. 211-242

- Edward F. Buffie
- The impact of public transfer expenditures on tax evasion: An experimental approach pp. 243-252

- Winfried Becker, Heinz-Jurgen Buchner and Simon Sleeking
- A note on king and fullerton's formulae to estimate the taxation of income from capital pp. 253-264

- M. Fg. Scott
Volume 34, issue 1, 1987
- Disneyland monopoly, interlinkage and usurious interest rates pp. 1-17

- Kaushik Basu
- Performance versus design standards in the regulation of pollution pp. 19-44

- David Besanko
- The equity and efficiency of runway pricing pp. 45-60

- Steven A. Morrison
- Litigation, liability, and incentives for care pp. 61-85

- Ivan Png
- A general equilibrium model of crime commission and prevention pp. 87-103

- William J. Furlong
- The effects of lump-sum subsidies on the structure of production and productivity in regulated industries pp. 105-119

- Moshe Kim and Menahem Spiegel
- Transactions technology and the time consistency of optimal policy pp. 121-128

- Christopher M. Towe
Volume 33, issue 3, 1987
- The economic effects of social security: Toward a reconciliation of theory and measurement pp. 273-304

- B. Douglas Bernheim
- On the design of incentive schemes under moral hazard and adverse selection pp. 305-331

- Pierre Picard
- Pricing cogenerated electricity and heat in local communities pp. 333-356

- Mats Bohman and Roland Andersson
- Comparing the marginal welfare costs of commodity and trade taxes pp. 357-362

- Ramon L. Clarete and John Whalley
- Taxation as insurance and the case of rate differentiation according to consanguinity under inheritance taxation pp. 363-376

- Wolfram Richter
- Tax reform and intergeneration incidence pp. 377-387

- Toshihiro Ihori
- The collected papers of Richard A. Musgrave: A review article pp. 389-398

- Anthony Atkinson
Volume 33, issue 2, 1987
- Optimal taxation of a non-linear pricing monopolist pp. 137-155

- Jean-Jacques Laffont
- How burdensome are capital gains taxes?: Evidence from the United States pp. 157-172

- James Poterba
- Individual taxpayer response to tax cuts: 1982-1984: With implications for the revenue maximizing tax rate pp. 173-206

- Lawrence B. Lindsey
- Shadow prices for non-traded goods in a tax-distorted economy: Formulae and values pp. 207-221

- Caroline Dinwiddy and Francis Teal
- Corruption as a gamble pp. 223-244

- Olivier Cadot
- Disentangling the demand function from the production function for local public services: The case of public safety pp. 245-260

- Robert M. Schwab and Ernest M. Zampelli
- Equity, fairness and lindahl equilibria pp. 261-271

- Toshihiro Sato
Volume 33, issue 1, 1987
- Taxes and transaction costs in asset market equilibrium pp. 1-20

- Jonathan I. Leape
- Towards a theory of famine relief policy pp. 21-39

- Martin Ravallion
- Taxes and the number of fringe benefits received pp. 41-57

- Robert Turner
- Stock externalities, Pigovian taxation and dynamic stability pp. 59-72

- Dagobert Brito and Michael Intriligator
- The measurement of waste in a public goods economy pp. 73-94

- Atsushi Tsuneki
- Neutral taxation under uncertainty pp. 95-105

- G. Fane
- Welfare effects of commodity tax harmonisation pp. 107-114

- Michael Keen
- Axiomatic foundations of Hicksian measures of welfare change pp. 115-124

- Udo Ebert
- A qualification concerning the efficiency of tax expenditures pp. 125-131

- Patrick A. Driessen
- The efficiency of tax expenditures: Reply pp. 133-136

- Martin Feldstein
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