Fiscal Studies

1980 - 2017

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Volume 30, month 12, 2009

Measuring Consumption and Saving: Introduction pp. 303-307

Thomas Crossley

Using Scanner Technology to Collect Expenditure Data pp. 309-337

Andrew Leicester and Zoe Oldfield

The Use of Scanner Data for Research into Nutrition pp. 339-365

Rachel Griffith and Martin O'Connell

Item Non-Response to Financial Questions in Household Surveys: An Experimental Study of Interviewer and Mode Effects pp. 367-390

Lothar Essig and Joachim Winter

Welfare Analysis with a Proxy Consumption Measure: Evidence from a Repeated Experiment in Indonesia pp. 391-417

Menno Pradhan

Experimental Tests of Survey Responses to Expenditure Questions pp. 419-433

David Comerford, Liam Delaney and Colm Harmon

Methodological Innovations in Collecting Spending Data: The HRS Consumption and Activities Mail Survey pp. 435-459

Michael Hurd and Susann Rohwedder

The Allocation of Expenditures within the Household: A New Survey pp. 461-481

Jens Bonke and Martin Browning

Volume 30, month 06, 2009

Building Trust? Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes and Social Capital* pp. 139-177

Orazio Attanasio, Luca Pellerano and Sandra Polania-Reyes

Would a Flat-Rate Tax Stimulate Entrepreneurship in Germany? A Behavioural Microsimulation Analysis Allowing for Risk* pp. 179-218

Frank Fossen

Abolishing the Tax-Free Threshold in Australia: Simulating Alternative Reforms* pp. 219-246

John Creedy, Nicolas Hérault and Guyonne Kalb

Measuring the Effective Tax Burden in the Real World* pp. 247-278

Vito Polito

Contract Type and the Cost of Provision: Evidence from Maintenance Service Contracts* pp. 279-296

Paul Jensen and Robin E. Stonecash

Volume 30, month 03, 2009

The Economics of a Temporary VAT Cut* pp. 3-16

Thomas Crossley, Hamish Low and Matthew Wakefield

The Economics of a Reduction in VAT* pp. 17-30

Ray Barrell and Martin Weale

Assessing the Temporary VAT Cut Policy in the UK* pp. 31-38

Richard Blundell

The Cyclical Reaction of Fiscal Policies in the Euro Area: The Role of Modelling Choices and Data Vintages* pp. 39-72

Roberto Golinelli and Sandro Momigliano

What is the After-Tax Price of R&D? An Interstate Comparison* pp. 73-101

Lolita Paff and Todd Watkins

Borrowing to Finance Public Investment? The 'Golden Rule of Public Finance' Reconsidered in an Endogenous Growth Setting* pp. 103-133

Alexandru Minea and Patrick Villieu

Volume 29, month 12, 2008

Has the Boom in Incapacity Benefit Claimant Numbers Passed Its Peak?* pp. 415-434

Michael Anyadike-Danes and Duncan McVicar

Fiscal Decentralisation and Empowerment: Evolving Concepts and Alternative Measures* pp. 435-465

Jameson Boex and Renata R. Simatupang

Keeping up or Falling behind? The Impact of Benefit and Tax Uprating on Incomes and Poverty* pp. 467-498

Holly Sutherland, Ruth Hancock, John Hills and Francesca Zantomio

Analysing Tax-Benefit Reforms Using Non-Parametric Methods* pp. 499-522

Carlo Fiorio

Attitudes towards Tax Levels: A Multi-Tax Comparison* pp. 523-543

Henrik Hammar, Sverker C. Jagers and Katarina Nordblom

Volume 29, month 09, 2008

Cost Liability and Residential Space Heating Expenditures of Welfare Recipients in Germany* pp. 329-345

Katrin Rehdanz and Sven Stöwhase

Fiscal Forecasting: Lessons from the Literature and Challenges* pp. 347-386

Teresa Leal, Javier Pérez, Mika Tujula and Jean-Pierre Vidal

Long-Term Effects of Fiscal Policy on the Size and Distribution of the Pie in the UK* pp. 387-411

Xavi Ramos and Oriol Roca-Sagalés

Volume 29, month 06, 2008

Anticipating Tax Changes: Evidence from the Finnish Corporate Income Tax Reform of 2005* pp. 167-196

Seppo Kari, Hanna Karikallio and Jukka Pirttilä

How Did the Elimination of the US Earnings Test above the Normal Retirement Age Affect Labour Supply Expectations?* pp. 197-231

Pierre-Carl Michaud and Arthur van Soest

The Anticipated Capitalisation Effect of a New Metro Line on Housing Prices* pp. 233-256

Claudio Agostini and Gastón A. Palmucci

Horizontal Inequity and Vertical Redistribution with Indirect Taxes: The Greek Case* pp. 257-284

Georgia Kaplanoglou and David M Newbery

The Effect of Financial Incentives on Labour Supply: Evidence for Lone Parents from Microsimulation and Quasi-Experimental Evaluation* pp. 285-325

Lixin Cai, Guyonne Kalb, Yi-Ping Tseng and Ha Vu

Volume 29, month 03, 2008

The Effects of EU Formula Apportionment on Corporate Tax Revenues pp. 1-33

Michael Devereux and Simon Loretz

Centralisation versus Decentralisation of Public Policies: Does the Heterogeneity of Individual Preferences Matter? pp. 35-73

Carlo Mazzaferro and Alberto Zanardi

Money for Science? The Impact of Research Grants on Academic Output pp. 75-87

Daniel Chudnovsky, Andrés López, Martín Rossi and Diego Ubfal

The Actuarial Balance Sheet for Pay-As-You-Go Finance: Solvency Indicators for Spain and Sweden pp. 89-134

María del Carmen Boado-Penas, Salvador Valdés and Carlos Vidal-Melia

Distributional Effects of Price Reforms in the Italian Utility Markets pp. 135-163

Raffaele Miniaci, Carlo Scarpa and Paola Valbonesi

Volume 28, month 12, 2007

School Attendance and Skill Premiums in France and the US: A General Equilibrium Approach* pp. 383-416

David de la Croix and Frédéric Docquier

Tax Sensitivity in Electronic Commerce* pp. 417-436

Mark A. Scanlan

Fiscal Policy, Business Cycles and Economic Stabilisation: Evidence from Industrialised and Developing Countries* pp. 437-462

Young Lee and Taeyoon Sung

Why Are Mothers Working Longer Hours in Austria than in Germany? A Comparative Microsimulation Analysis* pp. 463-495

Helene Dearing, Helmut Hofer, Christine Lietz, Rudolf Winter-Ebmer and Katharina Wrohlich

Government Expenditures and Economic Growth: The Supply and Demand Sides* pp. 497-522

Pak-Hung Mo

Volume 28, month 09, 2007

Technology, Productivity and Public Policy* pp. 273-291

Rachel Griffith

Expenditure Reform in Industrialised Countries: A Case-Study Approach* pp. 293-342

Sebastian Hauptmeier, Martin Heipertz and Ludger Schuknecht

Joint Taxation and the Labour Supply of Married Women: Evidence from the Canadian Tax Reform of 1988* pp. 343-365

Thomas Crossley and Sung-Hee Jeon

When Taxation Changes the Course of the Year: Fiscal-Year Adjustments and the German Tax Reform of 2000-01* pp. 367-377

Frank Blasch and Alfons Weichenrieder

Volume 28, month 06, 2007

Understanding Pensions: Cognitive Function, Numerical Ability and Retirement Saving* pp. 143-170

James Banks and Zoe Oldfield

Distributional Implications of Tax Relief on Voluntary Private Pensions in Spain* pp. 171-203

José Ignacio Antón

Business Optimism for Small, Medium and Large Firms: Does It Explain Investment?* pp. 205-225

Ciaran Driver

Determinants of Bilateral Effective Tax Rates: Empirical Evidence from OECD Countries* pp. 227-249

Simon Loretz

Making the Stability Pact More Flexible: Does It Lead to Pro-Cyclical Fiscal Policies?* pp. 251-268

Michal Mackiewicz

Volume 28, month 03, 2007

Indirect Taxes on International Aviation pp. 1-41

Michael Keen and Jon Strand

Apply with Caution: Introducing UK-Style In-Work Support in Germany pp. 43-72

Peter Haan and Michal Myck

Who Benefits from the Reform of Pension Taxation in Germany? pp. 73-101

Hans Fehr and Heinrich Jess

Is Government Expenditure Volatility Harmful for Growth? A Cross-Country Analysis pp. 103-120

Davide Furceri

Long- and Short-Term Cost Efficiency Frontier Evaluation: Evidence from Spanish Local Governments pp. 121-139

Víctor Giménez and Diego Prior