Fiscal Studies

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Volume 8, month December, 1987

The take-up of supplementary benefit: gaps in the 'safety net'? pp. 1-14

Vanessa Fry and Graham Stark

Death duties: taxing estates or inheritances pp. 15-23

Cedric Sandford

Company cars taxation pp. 24-38

Mark Ashworth and Andrew Dilnot

Oil taxation: the cross-field allowance pp. 55-68

Michael Saunders

Nuclear power and the privatisation of electricity generation pp. 69-73

Dieter Helm

Volume 8, month November, 1987

The impact of competitive tendering on the costs of hospital domestic services pp. 39-54

Domberger, S, Meadowcroft, S and Thompson, D

Volume 8, month August, 1987

Male unemployment and women's work pp. 1-16

Andrew Dilnot and Michael Kell

Competition in conveyancing: an analysis of solicitors' charges pp. 17-28

Simon Domberger and Avrom Sherr

Competitive tendering and refuse collection: identifying the sources of efficiency gains pp. 49-58

John Cubbin, Simon Domberger and Shirley Meadowcroft

The wider share ownership programme pp. 59-74

Paul Grout

Privatising electricity supply pp. 75-88

Richard Pryke

Volume 8, month May, 1987

The 1987 Budget pp. 11-23

Bill Martin

Taxpayers' capital: the public sector balance sheet pp. 24-34

Andre Britton

How buoyant is public revenue? pp. 35-47

Bill Robinson

The 1987 budget in perspective pp. 48-57

Andrew Dilnot, Graham Stark, Ian Walker and Webb, Steven

Statutory sick pay: an appraisal pp. 58-76

Richard Disney

On the growth of corporation tax revenues pp. 77-85

Michael Devereux

Tax-privileged government debt: low coupon gilts pp. 86-108

Michael Saunders

Volume 8, month February, 1987

Tax policy and management: the role of the Inland Revenue pp. 1-16

Leonard Beighton

Would a higher fiscal deficit stimulate the economy? pp. 17-23

K Alec Chrystal and Kevin Dowd

Partial integration: a loophole in competition law? pp. 24-47

Shirley Meadowcroft and David Thompson

Nationalised industry performance: still third-rate? pp. 48-82

Richard Molyneux and David Thompson

The targetting of benefits: two approaches pp. 83-93

Andrew Dilnot, Graham Stark and Steven Webb

Volume 8, month January, 1987

Energy policy, merit goods and social security pp. 29-48

Andrew Dilnot and Dieter Helm

Volume 7, month November, 1986

Tax reform in context: a strategy for the 1990s pp. 1-17

John Kay

Taxes, benefits and the distribution of income, 1968-83 pp. 18-27

Nick Morris and Ian Preston

The case for supplementary benefit pp. 28-44

Paul Spicker

Deregulating express coaches: a reassessment pp. 45-68

Sue Jaffer and David Thompson

Competitive tendering and efficiency: the case of refuse collection pp. 69-87

Domberger, S, Meadowcroft, S and Thompson, J

Volume 7, month August, 1986

Buy-outs and the privatisation of National Bus pp. 1-24

Corinne Mulley and Mike Wright

What price equality? The costs of changing the age of retirement pp. 25-40

Elizabeth Hammond and Nick Morris

Regulating for competition: the newly liberalised market for private branch exchanges pp. 41-66

Peter Gist and Shirley Meadowcroft

Spare capacity and the scope for industrial expansion pp. 67-75

Ciaran Driver

Stansted: a viable investment? pp. 76-82

David Starkie and David Thompson

Volume 7, month May, 1986

Budget strategy and the exchange rate pp. 1-10

Roger Bootle

The 1986 Budget and macroeconomic policy pp. 21-32

Alan Budd

Approaching an expenditure tax? pp. 33-37

John Kay

The reform of personal taxation: a brief analysis pp. 38-47

Elizabeth Symons and Ian Walker

The distributional consequences of Mrs Thatcher pp. 48-53

Andrew Dilnot and Graham Stark

Profit sharing and employee share ownership pp. 54-62

Evan Davis

The Budget and unemployment pp. 55-75

Andrew Britton

The local government Green Paper pp. 63-71

Stephen Smith and Duncan Squire

Volume 7, month February, 1986

The poverty trap, tax cuts and the reform of social security pp. 1-10

Andrew Dilnot and Graham Stark

Competition in electricity supply: has the Energy Act failed? pp. 11-33

Hammond, M, Helm, R and Thompson, J

The impact of non-domestic rates on profitability and investment pp. 34-50

Robert Bennett

On the revenue effects of tax changes pp. 51-60

John King

Measuring airline efficiency pp. 61-81

Peter Forsyth, Rob Hill and Chris Trengrove

Furniss v Dawson: the Canadian approach pp. 82-94

Heward Stikeman

Volume 6, month November, 1985

British Gas: options for privatisation pp. 1-20

Ben Hammond, Dieter Helm and David Thompson

Distributional aspects of inflation: who has suffered most? pp. 21-29

Vanessa Fry and Panos Pashardes

The airports policy White Paper: privatisation and regulation pp. 30-41

David Starkie and David Thompson

Selling public assets: techniques and financial implications pp. 42-56

Colin Mayer and Shirley Meadowcroft

Matrimonial property law, independent taxation and pensions: a search for consistency pp. 57-65

Beth Hammond and Nick Morris

Furniss v Dawson: the US experience pp. 66-76

M Bernard Aidinoff

Volume 6, month August, 1985

The social security Green Paper pp. 1-8

Evan Davis, Andrew Dilnot and John Kay

A new exchange control scheme pp. 9-13

Roy Hattersley

Science Policy and public spending pp. 14-23

John Kay and Chris Llewellyn Smith

The economics of predatory practices pp. 24-36

John Vickers

Vertical restraints pp. 37-50

George Hay

The implications of Furniss v Dawson pp. 52-65

Malcolm Gammie

The business purpose test: the Dutch approach pp. 66-76

Jan van Kempen

Volume 6, month May, 1985

Introduction pp. 1-5

John Kay

Does Mr Lawson really believe in the Medium-Term Financial Strategy? pp. 6-9

Tim Congdon

Macroeconomic policy and the 1985 Budget pp. 10-22

Alan Budd

The Budget and its critics pp. 23-30

Andrew Britton

The Budget and the Government's economic strategy pp. 31-39

Adam Sharples

Capacity constraints, real wages and the role of the public sector in creating jobs pp. 40-50

Bill Robinson

The restructuring of National Insurance contributions in the 1985 budget pp. 51-60

Evan Davis and Andrew Dilnot

Changes in tax progressivity, 1951-1985 pp. 61-66

John Kay

Transferable tax allowances pp. 67-70

John Kay

What future for capital gains tax? pp. 71-77

John King

Volume 6, month February, 1985

Extending the VAT base: problems and possibilities pp. 1-16

Evan Davis and John Kay

Franchising in practice: the case of independent television in the UK pp. 17-33

Simon Domberger and Julian Middleton

Monopoly and merger policy pp. 34-48

Kenneth George

Lessons for competition policy from industrial economic theory pp. 49-58

Michael Waterson

Anti-trust and economic theory: some observations from the US experience pp. 59-69

George Hay

British merger policy pp. 70-81

James Fairburn