Journal of Public Economics

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Volume 17, issue 3, 1982

Corporate financial policy with personal and institutional investors pp. 259-285

Alan Auerbach and Mervyn A. King

Default risk in a model of corporate and government finance pp. 287-306

David Webb

Time, congestion, and public goods pp. 307-334

Liam P. Ebrill and Steven M. Slutsky

Regulation, factor rewards, and international trade pp. 335-354

Martin McGuire

Tax neutrality and the social discount rate: A suggested framework pp. 355-372

Alan Auerbach

The concept and measurement of horizontal inequity pp. 373-391

Robert Plotnick

The corporate income tax in an open economy pp. 393-403

James Melvin

Volume 17, issue 2, 1982

Optimum income taxation with discrete populations pp. 131-133

Nicholas Stern

Optimal linear income taxation with general equilibrium effects on wages pp. 135-143

Franklin Allen

On the role of the production and consumption assumptions for optimum taxation pp. 145-155

Alan Carruth

Nonlinear pricing in a finite economy pp. 157-179

Roger Guesnerie and Jesus Seade

Optimum taxation with errors in administration pp. 181-211

Nicholas Stern

Self-selection and Pareto efficient taxation pp. 213-240

Joseph Stiglitz

The optimal public employment policy pp. 241-258

John Wilson

Volume 17, issue 1, 1982

Restricted redistributive taxation, shadow prices and trade policy pp. 1-22

Christopher J. Heady and Pradeep K. Mitra

Taxation and diverging expectations using energy policy as an illustration pp. 23-49

M. Marchand and Pierre Pestieau

Asymmetric information and agenda control: The bases of monopoly power in public spending pp. 51-70

Radu Filimon, Thomas Romer and Howard Rosenthal

Unemployment insurance benefits and the supply of labor of an employed worker pp. 71-87

Gideon Yaniv

Bargaining costs and regulation induced cost distortions pp. 89-101

J. Stephen Henderson

Corporate income tax, investment grants, and the cost of capital pp. 103-109

Frances Ruane

On political business cycles with endogenous election dates pp. 111-117

Ulrich Lachler

A test of McClements' method for the estimation of equivalence scales pp. 119-122

Peter Bardsley and I. McRae

Contemporary political economy: D.A. Hibbs, Jr. and H. Fassbender, eds., (North-Holland Publishing Company, Amsterdam, 1981), pp.x+282, Dfl. 80 pp. 123-128

Anthony Atkinson

Volume 16, issue 3, 1981

Income tax evasion, labour supply, and the equity--efficiency tradeoff pp. 265-288

Agnar Sandmo

On the welfare effects of tax limitation pp. 289-316

Paul Courant and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

The effect of unemployment insurance on the riskiness of occupational choice pp. 317-341

John D. Hey and Kostas Mavromaras

Undominated directions of tax reform pp. 343-369

John Weymark

A variable-production generalisation of Lerner's theorem pp. 371-376

John Bennett

Harmonization of commodity taxes: Destination, origin and restricted origin principles pp. 377-387

Eitan Berglas

Border adjustments and tax harmonization: comment on Berglas pp. 389-390

John Whalley

Lobbying and welfare: a comment pp. 391-394

Gordon Tullock

On minimax regret and welfare economics: Addendum and correction pp. 395-396

Paul Grout

Volume 16, issue 2, 1981

Tiebout bias on the demand for local public goods pp. 131-143

G. S. Goldstein and M. V. Pauly

Social security and the elderly: A simulation of policy changes pp. 145-169

Antoni Zabalza and D. Piachaud

Optimal jurisdictional fragmentation and mobility pp. 171-191

Sam Bucovetsky

Implementing just and efficient decision-making pp. 193-213

Herve Moulin

Preference structure and piecemeal second best policy pp. 215-231

Ian Jewitt

Possibilities for the exportation of production taxes: A general equilibrium analysis pp. 233-252

Shelby D. Gerking and John H. Mutti

Rational choice and the taxation of sin: Comment pp. 253-259

Nick Baigent

Rational choice and the taxation of sin: Reply pp. 261-263

W. Crain, Thomas H. Deaton, Randall G. Holcombe and Robert Tollison

Volume 16, issue 1, 1981

Outcomes of voting and planning: Condorcet, Weber and Rawls locations pp. 1-15

Pierre Hansen and Jacques Thisse

Resource taxation with heterogeneous quality and endogenous reserves pp. 17-33

Robert F. Conrad and Bryce Hool

Progressive taxation in sequential decisionmaking: Deterministic and stochastic analysis pp. 35-52

Steven A. Lippman and John J. McCall

A dynamic model of the interaction between the state and the private sector pp. 53-86

Frans van Winden and Bernard van Praag

A note on the validation of cost push pp. 87-91

Maurice Peston

Intermediate goods and the incidence of the corporation income tax pp. 93-112

Kul Bhatia

Welfare criteria for tax reforms: Efficiency aspects pp. 113-122

Elisha A. Pazner and Efraim Sadka

Review and comments: Jerry R. Green and Jean-Jacques Laffont, Incentives in public decision making pp. 123-128

Leif Johansen

Volume 15, issue 3, 1981

Tax reform from the gradient projection viewpoint pp. 275-293

Jean Tirole and Roger Guesnerie

Economists free ride, does anyone else?: Experiments on the provision of public goods, IV pp. 295-310

Gerald Marwell and Ruth E. Ames

The social cost of living index pp. 311-336

Robert Pollak

The effects of alternative urban transit subsidy formulas pp. 337-348

Mark W. Frankena

Selfishness versus public `regardingness' in voting behavior pp. 349-361

Jorge Martinez-Vazquez

A dynamic analysis of the differential incidence of capital and labour taxes in a two-class economy pp. 363-378

Masaaki Homma

Taxation and national insurance contributions in Britain pp. 379-388

John Creedy

The market provision of club goods once again pp. 389-393

Eitan Berglas

Volume 15, issue 2, 1981

Clubs, local public goods and transportation models: A synthesis pp. 141-162

Eitan Berglas and David Pines

Risk taking and taxation: An alternative perspective pp. 163-184

Ravi Kanbur

A utility-based analysis of the wage subsidy program pp. 185-201

Michael D. Hurd and John Pencavel

A theory of development controls in a `small' city pp. 203-234

Mark W. Frankena and David T. Scheffman

Public sector employment and the distribution of income pp. 235-249

Wouter J. Keller

Should sliding controls be the next generation of pollution controls? pp. 251-267

Gary Yohe

Education versus cash redistribution: A comment pp. 269-272

John Creedy

Reply to John Creedy's comment pp. 273-273

Richard Layard

Volume 15, issue 1, 1981

The incidence and allocation effects of a tax on corporate distributions pp. 1-22

David Bradford

Efficiency-inducing taxation for a monopolistically supplied depletable resource pp. 23-32

Ted Bergstrom, John G. Cross and Richard C. Porter

Issues in controllability and the theory of economic policy pp. 33-43

Willem Buiter and Mark Gersovitz

Congested public goods: The case of fire protection pp. 45-58

Jan Brueckner

Land rents, optimal taxation and local fiscal independence in an economy with local public goods pp. 59-85

Oded Hochman

Incentives and risk aversion in the provision of a public input pp. 87-103

Robert L. Welch

Competitively awarded government grants pp. 105-111

Edward Foster

Electoral outcomes with probabilistic voting and Nash social welfare maxima pp. 113-121

Peter Coughlin and Shmuel Nitzan

A procedure for testing the signalling hypothesis pp. 123-132

James Albrecht

The value of trying to value life pp. 133-137

E. J. Mishan