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 Volume 46, issue 4, 1993
 
  The Political Efficiency of General Taxation   pp. 401-10 James BuchananMeasuring the Aggregate High-Employment Budget for State and Local Governments   pp. 411-23 Andrea L. Kusko and Laura S. RubinSolow and States: Capital Accumulation, Productivity, and Economic Growth   pp. 425-39 Douglas Holtz-EakinCorporate Tax Harmonization and Competition in Federal Countries: Some Lessons for the European Community?   pp. 441-61 Michael Daly and Joann WeinerFiscal Pressure, Tax Competition, and the Introduction of State Lotteries   pp. 463-76 James Alm, Michael McKee and Mark SkidmoreThe Effect of Tax Exemption on the Market Share of Nonprofit Hospitals   pp. 477-86 O Gulley and Rexford SanterreDeterminants of Tax Preparer Usage: Evidence From Panel Data   pp. 487-503 Charles W. Christian, Sanjay Gupta and Suming LinTax Rates and Professional Tax Return Preparation: Reexamination and New Evidence   pp. 511-17 James E. Long and Steven B CaudillPublic Finance in Theory and Practice   pp. 519-26 Alan AuerbachOn the Use of 'Distribution Tables' in the Tax Policy Process   pp. 527-37 R. Glenn Hubbard Volume 46, issue 3, 1993
 
  Infrastructure Spending: Where Do We Go From Here?   pp. 261-73 Charles R. Hulten and Robert M. SchwabWhat Can Private Investment Incentives Accomplish? The Case of the Investment Tax Credit   pp. 275-90 Jane GravelleHow Should We Measure Distribution?   pp. 291-99 Thomas A. BartholdWhat Does the Public Believe About Tax Fairness?   pp. 301-08 Steven SheffrinGuidelines for Taxing International Capital Flows: The Legal Perspective   pp. 315-21 Michael J. McIntyreSavers' Tax Relief: Revisiting a Good Idea   pp. 323-29 Peter M. TaylorWhat Is the Distributional Burden of Taxing Consumption?   pp. 331-44 John SabelhausEconomic, Administrative, and Political Factors in Choosing a General Consumption Tax   pp. 345-58 Charles E.  McLureTransitional Issues in Moving to a Direct Consumption Tax   pp. 359-76 Shounak Sarkar and George ZodrowState Provider Assessments to Fund Medicaid   pp. 377-83 James M. VerdierThe State Solution to the Federal Government's International Transfer Pricing Problem   pp. 385-92 Dan R. Bucks and Michael MazerovFederal Tax Policy and the States: Corporate Integration   pp. 393-97 James W. Wetzler Volume 46, issue 2, 1993
 
  The Relationship Between Federal and State Individual Income Tax Progressivity   pp. 95-108 Charles E. Scott and Robert K. TriestIncidence of the Property Tax on Commercial Real Estate: The Case of Downtown Chicago   pp. 109-20 John McDonaldSubsidies Financed With Distorting Taxes   pp. 121-34 Edgar BrowningProperty Taxation, Property Base, and Property Value: An Empirical Test of the 'New View'   pp. 135-59 Robert WassmerTaxation, Equity, and Growth: Exploring the Trade-Off Between Shareholder Dividend Tax Relief and Higher Corporate Income Taxes   pp. 161-75 Serge Nadeau and Robert StraussTax Competition Among Jurisdictions With Public and Private Employment   pp. 177-89 Dennis CoatesEvaluating Fuel Tax Equity: Direct and Indirect Distributional Effects   pp. 197-205 Stephen D. Casler and Aisha RafiquiThreading the Fiscal Labyrinth: Some Issues in Fiscal Decentralization   pp. 207-27 Richard BirdA Policymaker's Guide to Fiscal Decentralization   pp. 229-35 Edward GramlichFiscal Decentralization and Economic Development   pp. 237-43 Wallace Oates Volume 46, issue 1, 1993
 
  Explaining State Government Discretionary Revenue Increases in Fiscal Years 1991 and 1992   pp. 1-12 Paul R. Blackley and Larry DeBoerThe Demand for Wagering on State-Operated Lotto Games   pp. 13-22 O Gulley and Frank ScottProperty Tax Collector Performance and Pay   pp. 23-31 Laurie J. Bates and Rexford SanterreCharitable Contributions by Low-and Middle-Income Taxpayers: Further Evidence With a New Method   pp. 33-39 Yook S. Choe and Jhook JeongLimitations on State and Local Government Borrowing for Private Purposes   pp. 41-52 Judy TempleTax Amnesties and Compliance in the Long Run: A Time Series Analysis   pp. 53-60 James Alm and William Beck Volume 45, issue 4, 1992
 
  Incidence Effects of a State Fiscal Policy Shift: The Florio Initiatives in New Jersey   pp. 371-87 William T. Bogart, David Bradford and Michael G. WilliamsAn Examination of Taxpayer Preference for Aggressive Tax Advice   pp. 389-403 Peggy A. Hite and Gary A. McGillEvaluating the Impact of School Finance Reform on the Provision of Public Education: The California Case   pp. 405-19 Thomas DownesThe Optimal Exemption   pp. 421-31 Kemper W. MorelandThe Impact of the Hotel Room Tax: An Interrupted Time Series Approach   pp. 433-41 Carl Bonham, Edwin Fujii, Eric Im and James MakRent-Seeking and Peak-Load Pricing of Public Services: An Extension   pp. 443-45 Nirvikar Singh Volume 45, issue 3, 1992
 
  Daniel Holland--in Memoriam   pp. 205 Gerard M. BrannonApproaches to Corporate Integration: The Treasury Department Report   pp. 209-23 Anne L. Alstott and James B.  MackieThe New Intercompany Pricing Regulations   pp. 225-32 Barbara Rollinson and Rom WatsonThe Proposed Transfer Pricing Regulations: Comments and Concerns   pp. 233-38 Laurie J. Dicker and George N. CarlsonTaxes and Spending in the Age of Deficits: A View From Washington and Academe   pp. 239-42 Alan AuerbachThe Effects of Taxation on Investment: New Evidence From Firm Level Panel Data   pp. 243-51 Jason G. Cummins and Kevin HassettReal Estate Markets Since 1980: What Role Have Tax Changes Played?   pp. 253-66 James R. Follain, Patric Hendershott and David LingThe Effects of Tax Reform on Charitable Contributions   pp. 267-90 Gerald E. Auten, James M. Cilke and William C. RandolphDo Tax Incentives Work? The Real Effects of the Tax Reform Act: Comment   pp. 291-97 Bob ChirinkoEconomic Change and the Evolving State Tax Structure: The Case of the Sales Tax   pp. 299-313 William DuncombeSorting Out State Expenditure Pressures   pp. 315-29 Richard F. Dye and Therese J. McGuireTax Preferences and Employment-Based Health Insurance   pp. 331-46 Leonard E. Burman and Jack RodgersThe President's 1992 Health Care White Paper: An Economic Perspective   pp. 347-56 R. Glenn HubbardBeyond Paralysis in Health Policy: A Proposal to Focus on Children   pp. 357-68 C. Eugene Steuerle Volume 45, issue 2, 1992
 
  Reassessing the Role for Wealth Transfer Taxes   pp. 119-43 Henry Aaron and Alicia MunnellSubstituting Consumption-Based Direct Taxation for Income Taxes as the International Norm   pp. 145-54 Charles E.  McLureApproximately Efficient Federal Matching Grants for Subnational Public Assistance   pp. 155-65 Mark ShroderThe Effect of Marginal Tax Rates on Capital Gains Revenue: Another Look at the Evidence   pp. 167-77 Robert Gillingham and John S. GreenleesThe Compliance Cost of the U.S. Individual Income Tax System: A Second Look After Tax Reform   pp. 185-202 Marsha Blumenthal and Joel Slemrod Volume 45, issue 1, 1992
 
  Social Security Rules and Marginal Tax Rates   pp. 1-22 Martin Feldstein and Andrew SamwickToward a Global Excise on Carbon   pp. 23-36 Sijbren Cnossen and Herman R.J. VolleberghState Taxation of Interest Income and Municipal Borrowing Costs   pp. 37-52 Mary Lovely and Michael J. WasylenkoCapital Gains Redux: Why Holding Periods Matter   pp. 53-76 Eric W. Cook and John F. O'HareTax Neutrality and the Tax Treatment of Purchased Intangibles   pp. 77-88 Jane Gravelle and Jack TaylorSales Taxes, Investment, and the Tax Reform Act of 1986   pp. 89-105 David Joulfaian and James B.  MackieEstimating the Determinants of Taxpayer Compliance With Experimental Data   pp. 107-14 James Alm, Betty Jackson and Michael McKeeAn Excise Tax That Reduces Price   pp. 115-17 Larry G. Sgontz |  |