Fiscal Studies

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Volume 21, month December, 2000

Government Failure in Urban Transportation pp. 403-425

Clifford Winston

Voluntary Contributions to Personal Pension Plans: Evidence from the British Household Panel Survey pp. 469-488

Alessandra Guariglia and Sheri Markose

Volume 21, month September, 2000

On sharing NATO defence burdens in the 1990s and beyond pp. 297-327

Todd Sandler and James Murdoch

Expenditure incidence in Africa: microeconomic evidence pp. 329-347

David Sahn and Stephen Younger

Tax-aided financial services companies and the cost of capital pp. 349-374

Annick Hespel and Michel Mignolet

Evidence on the relationship between income and poor health: is the government doing enough? pp. 375-399

Michaela Benzeval, Jayne Taylor and Ken Judge

Volume 21, month June, 2000

Public financing of the arts in England pp. 171-205

Sir Alan Peacock

Public investment, the Stability Pact and the ‘golden rule’ pp. 207-229

Fabrizio Balassone and Daniele Franco

Getting the smaller picture: small-area analysis of public expenditure incidence and deprivation in three English cities pp. 231-267

Glen Bramley and Martin Evans

The dynamics of household wealth accumulation in Italy pp. 269-295

Tullio Jappelli and Luigi Pistaferri

Volume 21, month March, 2000

Public and private pension spending: principles, practice and the need for reform pp. 1-63

James Banks and Carl Emmerson

A note on the tax treatment of private pensions and Individual Savings Accounts pp. 65-74

Carl Emmerson and Sarah Tanner

The labour market impact of the working families’ tax credit pp. 75-103

Richard Blundell, Alan Duncan, Julian McCrae and Costas Meghir

Child support reform: some analysis of the 1999 White Paper pp. 105-140

Ian Walker, Gillian Paull and Yu Zhu

Taxation and economic growth pp. 141-168

Gareth Myles

Volume 21, month January, 2000

Evaluation methods for non-experimental data pp. 427-468

Richard Blundell and Monica Costa Dias

Volume 20, month December, 1999

Education and public policy pp. 351-386

Jayasri Dutta, James Sefton and Martin Weale

Income inequality: a tale of two cycles? pp. 387-408

Tom Clark and Jayne Taylor

Compliance costs for employers: UK PAYE and National Insurance pp. 423-449

David Collard and Michael Godwin

Tax incentives for extraction and recycling of basic materials in Canada pp. 451-477

Kimberley Scharf

Volume 20, month November, 1998

The proposed state second pension pp. 409-421

Philippe Agulnik

Volume 20, month September, 1999

Government spending on research and development in the UK pp. 223-259

Paul Stoneman

The reform of Legal Aid in England and Wales pp. 261-286

Neil Rickman, Paul Fenn and Alastair Gray

Alcohol taxes, tax revenues and the Single European Market pp. 287-304

Ian Crawford and Sarah Tanner

Combining input-output analysis and micro-simulation to assess the effects of carbon taxation on Spanish households pp. 305-320

Xavier Labandeira and Jose Labeaga

The readability of Australia’s taxation laws and supplemetary materials: an empirical investigation pp. 321-349

David Smith and Graham Richardson

Volume 20, month June, 1999

Road taxes, road user charges and earmarking pp. 103-132

David M Newbery and Georgina Santos

Prospects for co-ordination of corporate taxation and the taxation of interest income in the EU pp. 133-153

Andreas Haufler

Prospects for co-ordination of corporate taxation and the taxation of interest income in the EU: a comment pp. 155-161

Michael Devereux

Poor kids: trends in child poverty in Britain, 1968-96 pp. 163-187

Paul Gregg, Susan Harkness and Stephen Machin

Some implications of changing the tax basis for pension funds pp. 189-203

Margaret Atkinson, John Creedy and David M. Knox

Transfers in Spanish state retirement pensions pp. 205-219

Alain Cuenca

Volume 20, month March, 1999

Human capital investment: the returns from education and training to the individual, the firm and the economy pp. 1-23

Richard Blundell, Lorraine Dearden, Costas Meghir and Barbara Sianesi

Human capital formation and general equilibrium treatment effects: a study of tax and tuition policy pp. 25-40

James Heckman, Lance Lockner and Christopher Taber

The marginal cost of public funds in closed and small open economies pp. 41-60

Giuseppe Ruggieri

House prices and local taxes in the UK pp. 61-76

Leslie Rosenthal

Incomes, incentives and the growth of means-testing in Hungary pp. 77-99

Gerry Redmond

Volume 19, month November, 1998

Does it pay to work in the public sector? pp. 347-374

Richard Disney and Amanda Gosling

Equity and ecotax reform in the EU: achieving a 10 per cent reduction in CO2 emissions using excise duties pp. 375-402

Terry Barker and Jonathan Köhler

Tax relief and partnership pensions pp. 403-428

Phil Agulnik and Julian Grand

Supplementary pension coverage in Britain pp. 429-446

Armando Barrientos

Measuring compliance with the Golden Rule pp. 447-462

Marc Robinson

Volume 19, month August, 1998

Global and regional public goods: a prognosis for collective action pp. 221-247

Todd Sandler

Can housing wealth alleviate poverty among Britain's older population? pp. 249-272

Ruth Hancock

Competition in electricity supply: will ‘1998’ Be worth it? pp. 273-293

Richard Green and Tanga McDaniel

Distributional effects of liberalising UK residential utility markets pp. 295-319

Catherine Waddams and Ruth Hancock

Regulating drug prices: where do we go from here? pp. 321-342

Nicholas Bloom and John van Reenen

Volume 19, month May, 1998

What should be our human capital investment policy? pp. 103-119

James Heckman

Private opportunity, public benefit? pp. 121-140

John Hall

SYMPOSIUM on assets, incomes and retirement pp. 141-151

Michael Hurd

Asset wealth and asset decumulation among households in the Retirement Survey pp. 153-174

Richard Disney, Paul Johnson and Gary Stears

The dynamics of male retirement behaviour pp. 175-196

Sarah Tanner

The dynamics of incomes and occupational pensions after retirement pp. 197-215

Paul Johnson, Gary Stears and Steven Webb

Volume 19, month February, 1998

The balance between specific and ad valorem taxation pp. 1-37

Michael Keen

SYMPOSIUM on forecasting the state of the public finances pp. 39-48

Mark Robson

Forecasting the public finances in the Treasury pp. 49-62

Tim Pike and David Savage

Modelling and forecasting UK public finances pp. 63-81

Andrew Sentance, Stephen Hall and John O'Sullivan

Forecasting the PSBR outside government: the IFS perspective pp. 83-100

Chris Giles and John Hall