International Tax and Public Finance

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Administrative corruption and taxation pp. 397-417: Frank Flatters and W. Bentley Macleod
Taxation, imperfect competition, and discontinuities pp. 419-438: James Alm and Steven Thorpe
Taxing multinationals in a world with portfolio flows and R&D: Is capital export neutrality obsolete? pp. 439-457: Harry Grubert and John Mutti
Spatial productivity spillovers from public infrastructure: Evidence from state highways pp. 459-468: Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Amy Schwartz
Free trade taxation and protectionist taxation pp. 471-489: Joel Slemrod

Introduction pp. 151-156: Lans Bovenberg and Sijbren Cnossen
Environmental taxation and the double dividend: A reader's guide pp. 157-183: Lawrence Goulder
Environmental policy, pollution, unemployment, and endogenous growth pp. 185-205: Søren Nielsen, Lars Pedersen and Peter Sørensen
The double dividend and the role of inequality aversion and macroeconomic regimes pp. 207-219: Stef Proost and D. Regemorter
Environmental taxes on intermediate and final goods when both can be imported pp. 221-228: James Poterba and Julio Rotemberg
Environmental regulation and the location of polluting industries pp. 229-244: Michael Rauscher
Can household mobility solve basic environmental problems? pp. 245-260: Dietmar Wellisch
International CO 2 taxation and the dynamics of fossil fuel markets pp. 261-278: Olli Tahvonen
A core-theoretic solution for the design of cooperative agreements on transfrontier pollution pp. 279-293: Parkash Chander and Henry Tulkens
Incentives to adopt new technologies under different pollution-control policies pp. 295-317: Till Requate
Entropy, environment, and endogenous economic growth pp. 319-340: Sjak Smulders
Is sustainable growth optimal? pp. 341-356: Andrea Baranzini and François Bourguignon
The political economy of implementing environmental taxes pp. 357-373: Mark Pearson
The role of the european union in environmental taxation pp. 375-387: Stephen Smith

Introduction pp. 5-6: Michael Keen
U.S. interest-allocation rules: Effects and policy pp. 7-35: Rosanne Altshuler and Jack Mintz
The compliance cost of taxing foreign-source income: Its magnitude, determinants, and policy implications pp. 37-53: Marsha Blumenthal and Joel Slemrod
Corporate domicile and average effective tax rates: The cases of Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States pp. 55-83: Julie Collins and Douglas Shackelford
The impact of tax on foreign direct investment: Empirical evidence and the implications for tax integration schemes pp. 85-106: Michael Devereux and Harold Freeman
Value-added tax options for India pp. 109-141: Robin Burgess, Stephen Howes and Nicholas Stern

Taxation of foreign multinationals: A sequential bargaining approach to tax holidays pp. 211-225: Chris Doyle and Sweder Wijnbergen
Taxes and production: The case of Pakistan pp. 227-245: Jeffrey Bernstein and Anwar Shah
Destination- and origin-based taxation under international capital mobility pp. 247-273: Lans Bovenberg
International interest withholding taxation: Prospects for a common European policy pp. 277-291: Harry Huizinga

Time inconsistency as a rationale for public unemployment insurance pp. 107-126: Robin Boadway and Nicolas Marceau
Capital taxation and accumulation in a growing world economy with deficit finance pp. 127-146: Shuanglin Lin
Reforming public finances in economies in transition pp. 149-163: Vito Tanzi
Introduction pp. 167-168: Richard Bird
The current state and future directions of public finance pp. 169-174: Pierre Pestieau
The longer view pp. 175-181: Richard Musgrave
Public economics: Where are we now? pp. 183-188: Geoffrey Brennan
Three challenges for public finance pp. 189-195: Joel Slemrod
Three approaches to public economics pp. 197-204: Timothy Besley

When are origin and destination regimes equivalent? pp. 5-24: Ben Lockwood, David Meza and Gareth Myles
Analyzing the standard deduction as a presumptive tax pp. 25-34: Joel Slemrod and Shlomo Yitzhaki
Efficiency and equity consequences of decentralized government: An application to Spain pp. 35-54: Timothy Goodspeed
From the global income tax to the dual income tax: Recent tax reforms in the Nordic countries pp. 57-79: Peter Sørensen
The incentive to locate a multinational firm: The effect of tax reforms in the United Kingdom pp. 81-97: Chris Higson and Jamie Elliott