Journal of Public Economics
1972 - 2025
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Volume 8, issue 3, 1977
- Towards a tax constitution for Leviathan pp. 255-273

- Geoffrey Brennan and James Buchanan
- A framework for social security analysis pp. 275-298

- Peter Diamond
- Equity, efficiency, and the structure of indirect taxation pp. 299-312

- Angus Deaton
- A general equilibrium model of heterogeneous local property taxes pp. 313-327

- Paul Courant
- Voting over income tax schedules pp. 329-340

- Kevin Roberts
- On the optimal distribution of income and educational expenditure pp. 341-356

- David Ulph
- Pollution control with variable production processes pp. 357-367

- Paul Burrows
- Efficient production when demand is uncertain pp. 369-384

- W. W. Sharkey
- Information and participation in a public transfer program pp. 385-396

- Robert P. Strauss
- The macroeconomics of unbalanced growth and the expanding public sector: Some simple tests of a model of government growth pp. 397-404

- Robert M. Spann
Volume 8, issue 2, 1977
- Editor's note pp. 109-109

- Anthony Atkinson
- Observable preferences for public goods pp. 111-131

- David Bradford and Gregory G. Hildebrandt
- Taxes in fantasy, or most any tax on labor can turn out to help the laborers pp. 133-150

- Richard Zeckhauser and Thomas Schelling
- The welfare economics of the socialization of commodities pp. 151-168

- Dan Usher
- A characterization of piecemeal second best policy pp. 169-190

- Robin Boadway and Richard Harris
- Equivalence scales for children pp. 191-210

- L. D. McClements
- Equal yield tax alternatives: General equillibrium computational techniques pp. 211-224

- John B. Shoven and John Whalley
- Congestion, quality deterioration, and heterogeneous tastes pp. 225-232

- A. Freeman and Robert M. Haveman
- On a general equilibrium model of the incidence of the corporation tax under uncertainty pp. 233-238

- Ronald Ratti and Parthasarathi Shome
- Rational choice and the taxation of sin pp. 239-245

- W. Crain, Thomas Deaton, Randall Holcombe and Robert Tollison
- The `tax on wage increses' when the firm is a monopsonist pp. 247-253

- R. W. Latham and David Peel
Volume 8, issue 1, 1977
- Nonlinear prices and welfare pp. 1-18

- A. Spence
- The effects of urban transportation changes: A general equilibrium simulation pp. 19-36

- Richard Arnott and James MacKinnon
- An econometric analysis of property crime: Interaction between police and criminals pp. 37-51

- Richard Thaler
- A comparative static analysis of tax incidence pp. 53-65

- Masaaki Homma
- A tax discrepancy coefficient resulting from tax evasion or tax expenditures pp. 67-78

- Max Frank and Danièle Meulders
- On the revelation of preferences for public goods pp. 79-93

- Jerry Green and Jean-Jacques Laffont
- The relationship between revenue, production and demand functions, and the implications for some microeconomic problems pp. 95-101

- Michael Landsberger and Abraham Subotnik
- Welfare effects of tax and price changes: A correction pp. 103-107

- Avinash Dixit and Knud Munk
Volume 7, issue 3, 1977
- The political economy of a tax reform: Israel 1975 pp. 285-307

- Yoram Ben-Porath and Michael Bruno
- `Crowding out' and the effectiveness of fiscal policy pp. 309-328

- Willem Buiter
- Optimal payroll taxes and social security funding: Some transitional problems for a closed economy pp. 329-349

- J. S. Flemming
- The interaction of equity and efficiency factors in optimal pricing rules pp. 351-363

- Leonard Wilson
- Utility vs equity: Some plausible quasi-orderings pp. 365-381

- Charles Blackorby and David Donaldson
- A note on the theory of public goods and `bluffing' pp. 383-386

- Harry G. Johnson
- A theorem on uniform taxation pp. 387-391

- Efraim Sadka
Volume 7, issue 2, 1977
- Tax subsidies, the rational demand for insurance and the health care crisis pp. 155-178

- Martin Feldstein and Bernard Friedman
- On the direction of tax reform pp. 179-202

- Roger Guesnerie
- On the shape of optimal tax schedules pp. 203-235

- J. K. Seade
- Micro-fiscal planning in the regional economy: A general equilibrium approach pp. 237-260

- Robert P. Inman
- A mechanism for computing an efficient system of wastes emission quotas pp. 261-269

- Gerry L. Suchanek
- Unbalanced productivity growth and the growth of public services pp. 271-280

- Jiri V. Skolka
- Urban travel demand: Thomas A. Domencich and Daniel McFadden, (North-Holland Amsterdam, 1975) pp. xvi + 216, $23.25 pp. 281-283

- Stephen Glaister
Volume 7, issue 1, 1977
- Education in a `job ladder' model and the fairness-in-hiring rule pp. 1-22

- Jagdish N. Bhagwati and T. N. Srinivasan
- A simultaneous equations model of the educational process pp. 23-49

- Anthony Boardman, Otto A. Davis and Peggy R. Sanday
- Dual interpersonal comparisons of utility and the welfare economics of income distribution pp. 51-71

- Peter Hammond
- The impact of disc on the prices and profitability of U.S. exports pp. 73-87

- Thomas Horst and Thomas Pugel
- Externalities in a spatial context: The case of air pollution pp. 89-110

- J. V. Henderson
- The tax subsidy to owner-occupied housing: Who benefits? pp. 111-126

- Michelle J. White and Lawrence White
- Majority voting on tax parameters: Some further results pp. 127-133

- T. Romer
- Non-profit-maximizing behavior and the short-run incidence of the corporation income tax pp. 135-146

- J. Gregory Ballentine
- The theory of public goods: Misplaced emphasis? pp. 147-152

- Leif Johansen
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