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Volume 35, issue 3, 1980

The Relative Efficiency of Taxes and Standards pp. 339-43

Joseph Cordes

A General Equilibrium Analysis of Regional Subsidies pp. 344-62

Donald Dewees and Y Kotowitz

Downside Risk in R & D Incentive Contracting pp. 363-71

Devinder Gandhi and Anthony Saunders

The Effect of Matching Grants on Local Authority User Charges pp. 372-79

J G Gibson

The Determination of Equivalence Scales with Respect to Family Size: A Theoretical Reappraisal pp. 380-94

Jack Habib

Fiskalpolitik in einem Mengenrationierungsmodell. (Fiscal Policy in a Quantity-Rationing Model. With English summary.) pp. 395-411

J Heubes

The Choice between Income Tax and Land Tax in Danish Municipalities pp. 412-24

Rolf Norstrand

Demonstration, Income and Displacement Effects as Determinants of Public Sector Expenditure Shares in the Republic of Ireland pp. 425-35

John W O'Hagan

Derivation of Production Functions with the Aid of Bernoulli Method pp. 436-38

J A Roskamp

Excess-Burden and Economic Surplus as Consistent Welfare Indicators pp. 439-49

Elisha A Pazner and Efraim Sadka

Income Effects and Club Size: Some Comments pp. 450-54

Roy D Adams

Law Enforcement Agencies as Multi-Product Firms-A Comment pp. 455-60

D J Pyle and D F Deadman

Law Enforcement Agencies as Multiproduct Firms: Correcting Some Misconceptions pp. 461-63

M N Darrough and J M Heineke

A Note on Bond Finance and Stability in a Simple Income-Expenditure Model [Does Fiscal Policy Matter? The View from the Government Budget Restraint] pp. 464-69

Yeung-Nan Shieh

A Note on Bond Finance and Stability in a Simple Income-Expenditure Model: A Comment [Does Fiscal Policy Matter? The View from the Government Budget Restraint] pp. 470-73

Brian Hillier

Allocative Effects of Inter-Governmental Flows-A Further Comment [The Allocative Effects of Inter-governmental Flows in Less Developed Countries: A Case Study of India] pp. 474-76

Govinda Rao

Volume 35, issue 2, 1980

Inflation, Taxes, and Welfare in LDCs pp. 183-212

George von Furstenberg

Notions of Merit Want pp. 212-26

Arye Hillman

Second Hand Markets and the Private Supply of Excludable Public Goods pp. 227-38

Alfred Endres

Some Long Run Tax Equilibrium Theory: A Generalization pp. 239-49

Massimo Marrelli

Optimal Diversification among Classes for Auditing Income Tax Returns pp. 250-58

Kashi R Balachandran and Mark E Schaefer

Marginal Effective Income Tax Rates with Averaged Capital Gains and Losses pp. 259-68

Roger Nils Folsom and Robert J Rubin

An Analysis of the System of Sales Taxation in the Caribbean Common Market pp. 269-80

Roy T Gobin

Estimating Counterfactual Incomes in Studies of Budget Incidence pp. 291-99

Jacob Meerman and Parthasarathi Shome

The Role of Income in Explaining State-Local Fiscal Decentralization pp. 300-308

John K Mullen

Optimal Tax Evasion: Risk-neutral Behaviour under a Negative Income Tax pp. 309-17

Robert Sproule, David Komus and Eric Tsang

A Note on Relative Price Changes in Cost-Benefit Analysis pp. 318-23

Peter J W N Bird

Crime Prevention, the Police Production Function, and Budgeting-A Comment pp. 324-28

David Pyle

Crime Prevention and Police Production Functions Revisited-A Reply pp. 329-32

Jeffrey I Chapman and Werner Z Hirsch

Volume 35, issue 1, 1980

Liability Rules, Efficiency, and Equity pp. 1-12

Richard A Musgrave and Elisha A Pazner

Depenses fiscales relatives a l'impot sur le revenu des personnes physiques et solutions alternatives pp. 13-32

Max Frank

On the Anatomy of Collective Failure pp. 33-43

Alan Peacock

Determinants of Regional Disparities and the Role of Public Finance pp. 45-71

Dieter Biehl

Zur Theorie des "Staatsversagens." pp. 72-78

Horst Claus Recktenwald

Total Marginal Levies in the Netherlands pp. 79-90

W Drees

A Pure Model of Public Bureaucracy pp. 91-100

Francesco Forte and Alberto di Pierro

Act on Public Finances in Hungary pp. 101-13

Otto Gado

Tax Prices and the Optimal Supply of a Public Good: The Lindahl Solution and Second-Best Ones pp. 114-17

Karl W Roskamp

Die staatliche Pramiierung stabilitatskonformer Lohnpolitik als einkommenspolitisches Instrument pp. 118-34

Rudolf Scheid

Politische Okonomie und institutionelle ordnung der offentlichen Finanzwirtschaft pp. 135-54

Wolfgang Kitterer

Staatlicher Handlungsbedarf bei anhaltender Arbeitslosigkeit-Bemerkungen zu einer anhaltenden Kontroverse pp. 155-75

Ernst-Moritz Lipp

Volume 34, issue 3, 1979

Public Sector Growth: A Real Perspective pp. 313-56

Morris Beck

Fiscal Redistribution and Regional Equality in the Soviet Union pp. 357-74

Echols, John M,

The Revenue Effectiveness of the Ethiopian Coffee Export Taxation pp. 375-83

Teshome Mulat

Empirical Testing of Tax Implications in Williamson Model: A Suggested Approach pp. 384-94

Tapas Sen

A Theory of Group Consumption and Group Formation pp. 395-413

Hirofumi Shibata

Measuring Tax Revenue Centralization in Federal Fiscal Systems: A Case Study of India pp. 414-33

D K Srivastava and Pawan K Aggarwal

Indifference and Demand Revealing Processes pp. 434-42

Wayne K Talley

More on Built-in Flexibility of Taxation pp. 443-51

Suleyman Ozmucur

Tax Avoidance, Progressivity, and Work Effort pp. 452-60

Maurice N Marchon

Tax Avoidance, Progressivity, and Work Effort-A Comment pp. 461-62

Michael G Allingham

Volume 34, issue 2, 1979

A Reconsideration of the Lindahl Model pp. 161-75

Thomas S McCaleb

Law Enforcement Agencies as Multi-Product Firms: An Econometric Investigation of Production Costs pp. 176-95

M N Darrough and J M Heineke

Estimation and Analysis of Turnover Tax in Centrally-Planned Economies with Special Reference to Czechoslovakia pp. 196-224

Zdenek Drabek

Wagner's Law of Public Expenditures: Some Efficient Results for the United States pp. 225-33

Subrahmanyam Ganti and Bharat Kolluri

Matching Grants and Unconditional Grants: The Case with n Goods pp. 234-44

B J Jurion

An Empirical Assessment of Tax Mentality pp. 245-57

Alan Lewis

On the Built-in Flexibility of Taxation and the Deterministic and the Stochastic Stability of Macro-Models under Alternative Expectations Schemes pp. 258-66

David Peel

Frustration on the Commons pp. 267-76

Bruce Yandle

The Incidence of the Value added Tax in a Neoclassical Growth Model pp. 277-92

Chiou-nan Yeh

A Note on the Economics of Public Intermediate Goods pp. 293-99

John McMillan

Public Policies and Migration Patterns in the United States-An Empirical Comment pp. 300-305

Rishi Kumar

Public Policies and Migration Patterns in the United States-Reply and Reformulation pp. 306-08

Richard Cebula and Robert M Kohn

Volume 34, issue 1, 1979

The Differential Incidence of Cash Flow Consumption Base versus Comprehensive Income Tax in a Neoclassical World pp. 1-30

Marian Krzyzaniak

Optimal Economic Growth if Society Derives Direct Benefits from a Capital Stock pp. 31-35

Karl W Roskamp

The "Crowding-Out" of Private Expenditure by Fiscal Actions: An Empirical Investigation pp. 36-50

Philip Arestis

A Cross-section Framework for Estimating Jointly the Extent of Shifting of Sales and Company Income Taxes, with an Application to Kenya pp. 51-68

Robert Brent

A Survey of the Literature on the Migration-Impact of State and Local Government Policies pp. 69-84

Richard Cebula

Measurement of Net Benefits from Public Goods: A New Approach Using Survey Data pp. 85-99

Shlomo Maital

Econometric Testing of the "Displacement Effect" Associated with a "Non-Global" Social Disturbance in India pp. 100-113

P Nagarajan

Ideological Factors, Political Stability, and Tax Revenue Determination-A Case Study of Four States in Indian Federation pp. 114-28

Govinda Rao

Collusive Prices as Rival, Non-excludable Goods: Congruence and Incentives pp. 129-33

Earl R Brubaker

Comment on "Mexican Fiscal Revenue Performance, 1950-77: A Revisit." pp. 134-37

D Sykes Wilford and Walton T Wilford

Public Choice and Public Finance in Hamburg pp. 138-50

Hans M Van de Kar