Fiscal Studies

1979 - 2017

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Volume 5, month November, 1984

On the reform of the taxation of husband and wife: are incentives important? pp. 1-22

Richard Blundell, Costas Meghir, Elizabeth Symons and Ian Walker

Progressivity and graduation in income tax pp. 23-29

Andrew Dilnot and Nick Morris

Tax reform in Ireland pp. 30-43

M Hederman O'Brien

Organising the finance of hospitals by simulated markets pp. 44-63

R G Bevan

The 1984 Budget, the Finance Bill and corporate finance: a correction pp. 64-64

Michael Keen

Volume 5, month August, 1984

Tax evasion and avoidance on earned income: some survey evidence pp. 1-22

C Brown, E Levin, P J Rosa and David Ulph

After Dawson pp. 23-43

Malcolm Gammie

Privatisation techniques and the PSBR pp. 44-53

R Buckland and E W Davis

Inequality in family earnings pp. 54-61

Fry, C

Deep discount bonds - or how to get an interest-free loan pp. 62-67

J Hills

Capital transfer tax: adieu pp. 68-83

A Sutherland

Volume 5, month May, 1984

The Budget and the economic strategy pp. 1-7

Andrew Britton

Macroeconomic aspects of the 1984 Budget pp. 8-16

Alan Budd

The analytical foundations of the Medium-Term Financial Strategy pp. 17-29

Tim Congdon

The 1984 corporation tax reform pp. 30-44

Jeremy Edwards

Savings taxation: The Chancellor's "middle way" pp. 45-56

John Hills

The impact of the 1984 budget on the household sector pp. 57-62

Andrew Dilnot

The Chancellor's arithmetic pp. 63-72

Michael Devereux and Nick Morris

The 1984 Budget, the Finance Bill and corporate finance pp. 73-81

John Chown

Has Nigel Lawson really reformed business taxation? pp. 82-92

Malcolm Gammie

Volume 5, month February, 1984

Does dividend policy matter? pp. 1-17

Jeremy Edwards

What is the public sector worth? pp. 18-31

John Hills

The effect of increasing tax thresholds on the poverty and unemployment traps pp. 32-35

John Kay

Privatisation: analysing its appeals and limitations pp. 36-46

David Heald

Privatisation, regulation and competition pp. 47-60

Tom Sharpe

Airlines and airports: privatisation, competition and regulation pp. 61-75

Peter Forsyth

Express coaching since 1980: liberalisation in practice pp. 76-86

Evan Davis

Government and the new hybrids: a trail of unanswered questions pp. 87-97

David Steel

Policy towards contracting-out: the lessons of experience pp. 98-105

Keith Hartley

Volume 4, month November, 1983

Looking back pp. 1-6

Dick Taverne

Airline deregulation in the United States: some lessons for Europe pp. 7-23

Peter Forsyth

The comparative burden of business taxation pp. 23-28

John Kay and Jadu Sen

UK cable policy in the eighties pp. 29-45

C G Veljanovski

Taxation, authority and discretion pp. 46-61

Malcolm Gammie and John Kay

Tax shields on savings with life assurance companies and pension funds in the United Kingdom pp. 62-74

Michael Beenstock

Stamp duty on housing: a modern tax pp. 75-80

John Hills

Volume 4, month May, 1983

Fiscal policy in 1983: retrospect pp. 1-8

John Kay

Do we need another Bretton Woods? pp. 9-18

Sir Jeremy Morse

Economic policy and prospects pp. 19-28

A J C Britton

Budgetary arithmetic and the 1983 Budget pp. 29-42

Michael Devereux and Nick Morris

Turning the clock back? pp. 43-54

H Neuberger

The tax system and distribution 1978-1983 pp. 55-64

Andrew Dilnot and Nick Morris

The Budget of 1983 pp. 65-74

Alan Budd

Changes in the taxation of North Sea oil pp. 75-79

Michael Devereux

Volume 4, month March, 1983

A co-operative and constructive relationship? The Treasury response to its Select Committee 1979-82 pp. 1-13

John Hills

The pattern of revenue receipts from North Sea oil pp. 14-23

Michael Devereux and Nick Morris

General anti-avoidance provisions pp. 24-28

J Tiley

Maintaining the credibility of cash limits pp. 29-43

Andrew Likierman

Tax rates and price levels in the European motor industry pp. 44-47

Andy Murfin

The reform of housing benefits pp. 48-65

R Hemming and J Hills

The IFS position on unemployment benefits pp. 66-73

David Davies, A. Patrick Minford and Alison Sprague

The IFS position on unemployment benefits: a reply pp. 74-79

John Kay and C Morris

Capital transfer tax: an obituary: a comment pp. 80-82

Ken Richards