Fiscal Studies

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Volume 11, month November, 1990

Fiscal instruments in environmental policy pp. 1-20

Stephen Smith, Stephen McKay and Mark Pearson

Inflation non-neutralities in the UK corporation tax pp. 21-29

Steve Bond, Michael Devereux and Harald Freeman

The taxation support of occupational pensions: a long-term view pp. 29-43

David Knox

Low income families 1979-87 pp. 44-62

Paul Johnson and Webb, Steven

Conceding flexibility in fiscal management: the case of public spending end-year flexibility pp. 63-81

Colin Thain and Maurice Wright

Volume 11, month August, 1990

The early days of IFS pp. 1-11

Bill Robinson

The mid-term financial strategy pp. 1-7

Andrew Britton

UK entry to the ERM: what level? pp. 8-17

Giles Keating

Gradualism and shock treatment of tax and structural reform pp. 12-26

John Flemming

The 1990 Budget and the EMS pp. 18-26

David Currie and Geoffrey Dicks

The housing market and consumer spending pp. 27-38

Alan Carruth and Andrew Henley

The first months of the Community Charge pp. 39-54

Michael Ridge and Stephen Smith

The abolition of the pensions 'earnings rule' pp. 55-70

Edward Whitehouse

Management buy-outs from the public sector: ownership form and incentive issues pp. 71-88

Steve Thompson, Mike Wright and Ken Robbie

Volume 11, month May, 1990

Savings, independent taxation and the 1990 Budget pp. 27-38

Andrew Dilnot, Paul Johnson and Graham Stark

The impossibility of perfect neutrality: fundamental issues in tax reform pp. 39-54

Jonathan Leape

The effects of income support measures on the labour market behaviour of lone mothers pp. 55-75

Ian Walker

'Adverse selection' features of poverty amongst lone mothers pp. 76-89

Stephen Jenkins, John Ermisch and Robert Wright

Volume 11, month February, 1990

Why social security expenditure in the 1980s has risen faster than expected: the role of unemployment pp. 1-20

Richard Disney and Steven Webb

Harmonising corporate taxes in Europe pp. 21-35

Michael Devereux and Mark Pearson

The fall in the savings ratio: the role of housing pp. 36-52

Catherine Lee and Bill Robinson

Sex, equality and the state pension pp. 53-74

Susan Owen and Heather Joshi

Modelling the effects of prescription charge rises pp. 75-91

Stephen Smith and Sheila Watson

Volume 10, month November, 1989

Measuring the responsiveness of income tax revenue to income growth: a review and some UK values pp. 1-18

Paul Johnson and Peter Lambert

Liberalising the Canadian scheduled aviation market pp. 19-52

Kenneth Button

An evaluation of the new official low income statistics pp. 53-65

Brian Nolan

Can household surveys help to maintain the fall in the savings ratio? pp. 60-71

Catherine Lee and Bill Robinson

Counting people with low incomes: the impact of recent changes in official statistics pp. 66-82

Paul Johnson and Steven Webb

Vertical separation and price discrimination: cellular phones in the UK pp. 83-103

Paul Geroski, David Thompson and Saadet Toker

Evaluation of the long-term effects on UK electricity prices following privatisation pp. 104-116

Derek Bunn and Kiriakos Vlahos

Volume 10, month August, 1989

The switch from domestic rates to the Community Charge in Scotland pp. 1-12

Gordon Hughes

Market efficiency before and after the crash pp. 13-33

Andrew Dilnot and Richard Disney

Pensions Schemes after the 1989 Budget pp. 34-49

Andrew Dilnot and Richard Disney

Trade Unions, wages and taxation pp. 50-59

John Creedy and Ian McDonald

A new age of reform? pp. 72-90

David Henderson

Volume 10, month May, 1989

A macroeconomic view of the 1989 Budget pp. 1-12

David Currie

The public sector in surplus pp. 13-23

Andrew Britton

The Budget pp. 24-28

Geoffrey Maynard

Ten years of Mrs Thatcher: the distributional consequences pp. 29-37

Paul Johnson and Graham Stark

Reforming National Insurance contributions: a progress report pp. 38-47

Andrew Dilnot and Steven Webb

Demographic influences on public spending pp. 48-65

Mark Pearson, Micklewright, J and Stephen Smith

Counting the family silver: the public sector's balance sheet 1957 to 1987 pp. 66-85

John Hills

The valuation of power stations by the Modern Equivalent Asset method pp. 86-108

David Heald

Volume 10, month February, 1989

Has Britain an early school-leaving problem? pp. 1-16

John Micklewright, Mark Pearson and Stephen Smith

The conduct of auctions for broadcast franchises pp. 17-31

Martin Cave

Reforming the taxation of capital gains, gifts and inheritances pp. 32-40

Bill Robinson

Evaluation of the nuclear constraint in a privatised electricity supply industry pp. 41-52

Derek Bunn and Kiriakos Vlahos

Reforming UK health care: internal markets or emergent planning? pp. 53-71

Gwyn Bevan

Efficiency measurement in the public sector: an appraisal pp. 72-97

Michael Barrow and Adam Wagstaff

Volume 9, month November, 1988

Personal Equity Plans: success or failure? pp. 36-50

Catherine Lee and Michael Saunders

Volume 9, month August, 1988

Privatisation of the British Steel Corporation pp. 1-25

Jonathan Aylen

Reforming National Insurance contributions pp. 1-24

Andrew Dilnot and Steven Webb

1992: issues in indirect taxation pp. 25-35

Mark Pearson and Stephen Smith

The 1988 social security reforms pp. 26-53

Andrew Dilnot and Steven Webb

How well is BT performing? An international comparison of telecommunications total factor productivity pp. 54-67

James Foreman-Peck and Dorothy Manning

Consequences of the abolition of the Inner London Education Authority pp. 68-85

Stephen Smith and Sheila Watson

Regulating the electricity supply industry pp. 86-105

Dieter Helm

Volume 9, month May, 1988

Macro-economic aspects of the 1988 Budget pp. 1-13

Alan Budd

The 1988 Budget and the MTFS pp. 14-29

Michael Artis

Outlook after the Budget pp. 30-37

A. Patrick Minford

The 1988 Budget and the structure of personal taxation pp. 38-47

Andrew Dilnot, Michael Kell and Steven Webb

The tax treatment of marriage: what has the Chancellor really achieved? pp. 48-56

Bill Robinson and Graham Stark

The new pension scheme in Britain pp. 57-71

John Creedy and Richard Disney

Financial volatility, the stock market crash and corporate investment pp. 72-80

Steve Bond and Michael Devereux

Tax-based incomes policies: will they work? have they worked? pp. 81-94

Pierella Paci

Volume 9, month February, 1988

The real value of company accounts pp. 1-17

Colin Mayer

Partially transferable allowances pp. 29-40

Graham Stark

Energy policy and the role of the state in the market for energy pp. 41-61

Helm, R, John Kay and Thompson, J

Corporation tax: the effect of the 1984 reforms in the incentive to invest pp. 62-79

Michael Devereux

Competition and efficiency in refuse collection: a reply pp. 86-90

Domberger, S, Meadowcroft, S and Thompson, D