Journal of Public Economics
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Volume 20, issue 3, 1983
- Optimal tax treatment of the family: Married couples pp. 281-297

- Michael J. Boskin and Eytan Sheshinski
- The benefits and costs of public housing in New York City pp. 299-332

- Edgar Olsen and David M. Barton
- An explicit solution to an optimal tax problem pp. 333-346

- Angus Deaton
- The socialization of commodities pp. 347-356

- Leonard Wilson and Michael Katz
- Preference revelation and monopsony pp. 357-372

- G. Fane and E. Sieper
- Single-crossing conditions in comparisons of tax progressivity pp. 373-380

- R. Hemming and Michael Keen
- Voluntary provision of a pure public good as the game of `chicken' pp. 381-386

- Irwin Lipnowski and Shlomo Maital
- Welfare criteria for tax reforms: An extension pp. 387-389

- Toshihiro Ihori
Volume 20, issue 2, 1983
- Tax policy and investment in major U.S. macroeconomic econometric models pp. 139-166

- Bob Chirinko and Robert Eisner
- A theory of interlinked rural transactions pp. 167-191

- Pradeep K. Mitra
- Unemployment insurance and redistributive taxation pp. 193-210

- Robin Boadway and Andrew Oswald
- From ability to pay to concepts of equal sacrifice pp. 211-229

- Wolfram Richter
- Adoption externalities as public goods pp. 231-247

- Philip Dybvig and Chester S. Spatt
- The scope of satisfactory mechanisms for the provision of public goods pp. 249-263

- David Conn
- Tax reform and temporary inefficiency pp. 265-270

- Alasdair Smith
- Workers' investment funds and the dynamic inefficiency of capitalism pp. 271-279

- Matti Pohjola
Volume 20, issue 1, 1983
- Replacing the U.S. income tax with a progressive consumption tax: A sequenced general equilibrium approach pp. 3-23

- Don Fullerton, John B. Shoven and John Whalley
- The treatment of `quality' in the cost of living index pp. 25-53

- Robert Pollak
- Participation rules for Pareto-optimal clubs pp. 55-76

- Arye L. Hillman and Peter Swan
- Altruism, jealousy and the theory of optimal non-linear taxation pp. 77-87

- Andrew Oswald
- How much redistribution is possible through commodity taxes? pp. 89-101

- Raaj Kumar Sah
- Income distribution evaluation and the law of one price pp. 103-112

- Alan D. Slivinski
- Second best pricing of publicly produced inputs: The case of downstream imperfect competition pp. 113-119

- Barbara J. Spencer and James Brander
- Adverse selection and statistical discrimination: An analysis of Canadian automobile insurance pp. 121-130

- Bev Dahlby
- Adverse selection and statistical discrimination: Further remarks pp. 131-137

- John Riley
Volume 19, issue 3, 1982
- Housing prices and tenure choice with asymmetric taxes and progressivity pp. 271-290

- Peter Englund and Mats Persson
- Horizontal equity, income taxation and self-selection with an application to income tax credits pp. 291-309

- Yves Balcer and Efraim Sadka
- A test for allocative efficiency in the local public sector pp. 311-331

- Jan Brueckner
- Incentive generating state dependent penalty system: The case of income tax evasion pp. 333-352

- Michael Landsberger and Isaac Meilijson
- A decomposition of the Harberger expression for tax incidence pp. 353-366

- Tatsuo Hatta and John Haltiwanger
- Behavioral explanations of efficient public good allocations pp. 367-383

- Ronald Harstad and Michael Marrese
- Pigouvian taxation with administrative costs pp. 385-394

- A. Mitchell Polinsky and Steven Shavell
- Lobbying, dup activities and welfare: A response to Tullock pp. 395-401

- Jagdish N. Bhagwati
Volume 19, issue 2, 1982
- Macro implications of government redistributive tax-transfer policies pp. 139-169

- Leigh Tesfatsion
- Economic consequences of unfunded vested pension benefits pp. 171-186

- Mark Gersovitz
- Labor turnover in the U.S. federal bureaucracy pp. 187-202

- George Borjas
- Value-added tax and the theory of tax incidence pp. 203-223

- Kul Bhatia
- Tax policy and investment demand: A vintage approach pp. 225-241

- James Malcomson
- Taxes and capital intensity in a two-class disposable income growth model pp. 243-259

- Laurence S. Seidman and Stephen B. Maurer
- Neutrality of government bonds reconsidered pp. 261-270

- Nissan Liviatan
Volume 19, issue 1, 1982
- On the possibility of an inverse relationship between tax rates and government revenues pp. 3-22

- Don Fullerton
- Accelerated depreciation and the efficacy of temporary fiscal policy: Implications for an inflationary economy pp. 23-47

- Andrew Abel
- Public employee pensions and the local labor budget pp. 49-71

- Robert P. Inman
- Industrial policy and the neutrality of the state pp. 73-96

- Mike Williams
- Intergenerational transfers as social insurance pp. 97-106

- Alasdair Smith
- A tax programming model pp. 107-120

- Shlomo Yitzhaki
- Layoffs and unemployment insurance pp. 121-129

- Henry Saffer
- Pareto optimal redistribution and private charity pp. 131-138

- Peter Warr
Volume 18, issue 3, 1982
- Introduction pp. 285-289

- Jagdish N. Bhagwati
- Tax policy in the presence of emigration pp. 291-317

- Jagdish N. Bhagwati and Koichi Hamada
- Migration and optimal income taxes pp. 319-341

- James Mirrlees
- The income distribution frontier and taxation of migrants pp. 343-361

- William Baumol
- Optimal linear income taxation in the presence of emigration pp. 363-379

- John Wilson
- Optimal income taxation and migration: A world welfare point of view pp. 381-397

- John Wilson
Volume 18, issue 2, 1982
- `Double dipping': the combined effects of social security and civil service pensions on employee retirement pp. 139-159

- Gary Burtless and Jerry Hausman
- The incidence of taxes: A dynamic macroeconomic analysis pp. 161-194

- Stephen J Turnovsky
- Price distortions, financing constraints and second-best investment rules in the transportation industries pp. 195-215

- Ann F. Friedlaender and Subodh C. Mathur
- Institutional inequality and tax incidence pp. 217-242

- Patricia Apps
- An informationally efficient equity criterion pp. 243-263

- William Thomson
- The role of ex ante and ex post decisions in the valuation of life pp. 265-276

- Alistair Ulph
- Another note on deadweight loss pp. 277-284

- Michael J. Stutzer
Volume 18, issue 1, 1982
- Utilitarianism and horizontal equity: The case for random taxation pp. 1-33

- Joseph Stiglitz
- Test scores, educational opportunities, and individual choice pp. 35-63

- Steven Venti and David Wise
- Should educational expenses be deductible?: A comparison of tax bases in a model where education is a choice variable pp. 65-83

- Sören Blomquist
- States and persons--on the interpretation of some fundamental concepts in the theory of justice as fairness pp. 85-104

- Anders Borglin
- General equilibrium with price intervention policies: a computational approach pp. 105-119

- Hasan Imam and John Whalley
- Cost-benefit rules in general disequilibrium pp. 121-137

- Per-Olov Johansson
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