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Volume 48, issue Supplement, 1993

The Implications of Demographic Changes for Public Finance: An Overview pp. v-xii

Barbara Wolfe

Keynote Speech: Population Problem Confronted by the World Economy: A Summary pp. 1-3

Lawrence Summers

Income Taxation, Consumption Taxation, Intergenerational Transfers, and Government Behavior pp. 7-15

Charles Blankart

Public Pensions, Market Power, and Intergenerational Confidence pp. 16-28

Hendrik van Dalen and Bernard van Praag

Aging, Intergenerational Distribution and Public Pension Systems pp. 29-42

Svend Erik Hougaard Jensen and Søren Nielsen

Public Pensions and Declining Fertility in a Small Open Economy: An Intertemporal Equilibrium Approach pp. 43-59

Lans Bovenberg, Peter Broer and Ed W M T Westerhout

Infant Mortality and Public Policy pp. 63-77

Raghav Gaiha and Marco Spinedi

Children: A Capital Good or a Base for Income Redistribution Policies pp. 78-84

Marc Nerlove, Assaf Razin and Efraim Sadka

Education for Attention: A Nash Bargaining Solution to the Bequest-as-Exchange Model pp. 85-97

Helmuth Cremer and Pierre Pestieau

Public Expenditures on Child Care and the Distribution of Economic Well-Being: The Case of Sweden pp. 98-121

Bjorn Gustafsson and Urban Kjulin

Demographic Change, International Migration, and Public Education pp. 122-43

Jozef M M Ritzen and Evert van Imhoff

A Model of the Impact of Immigration on Health and Social Service Expenditures for the Elderly pp. 147-77

Haim Factor and Jack Habib

Demographic Characteristics and the Public Bundle pp. 178-98

David M Cutler, Douglas Elmendorf and Richard Zeckhauser

The Aging of the Population and the Financing of Local Governments pp. 199-213

Andrew Reschovsky

On the Role of Budgetary Policy during Demographic Changes pp. 217-27

Nicola Sartor

Demographics and Debt Service pp. 228-38

Nicola Rossi

Demographics and Social Security pp. 239-52

Sheng Cheng Hu

Implications of Economic Transition and Demographics for Financing Pensions in the Former Socialist Economies pp. 253-65

Glenn Jenkins

Work Efforts before and after Retirement under the Social Security Program pp. 269-92

Chong-Bum An

Economic Aspects of Pension Reform in OECD Countries pp. 293-308

Robert Holzmann

Technological Change, Labour Mobility and Pension Funds pp. 309-21

Jose T Raga

Demand and Supply: Siamese Twins in the Care for Elderly? pp. 322-42

Robbert Huijsman and Dirk J Wolfson

Demographic Development and Its Impact on Taxation pp. 345-48

Lothar Muller

Demographics, Political Power and Economic Growth pp. 349-65

Douglas Holtz-Eakin

Poverty, Demographic Characteristics and Public Policy in CIS Countries pp. 366-79

S Ehtisham Ahmad

Public Finance and Demographic Change: Some Macro- and Micro-implications: A Summary pp. 380-85

Robert Haveman

Volume 48, issue 3, 1993

Tax Shifting through Mobility in the Theory of Tax Incidence pp. 315-28

Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo

Regulation and the Theory of Tax Incidence pp. 329-49

Ravi Batra and Hamid Beladi

Progressivity, Redistribution, and Equity, with Application to the British Tax and Benefit System pp. 350-65

Jean-Yves Duclos

General Equilibrium Effects of Taxation on Investment in a Developing Country: The Case of Pakistan pp. 366-86

Andrew Feltenstein and Anwar Shah

Taxation and Employment pp. 387-405

G M M Gelauff

Wagner's Law--A Spurious Relationship? pp. 406-15

Magnus Henrekson

Distortions in Risk Activity from a Lump Sum Tax pp. 416-21

Christopher R Petruzzi and Frank Elston

Joint Production and Taxation pp. 422-29

Vassilis Rapanos

A North-South Model of Taxation and Capital Flows pp. 430-47

Joel Slemrod

Optimal Fiscal Policy: Theory and Evidence pp. 448-69

Vinaya Swaroop

Volume 48, issue 2, 1993

Multiproduct Clubs: Membership and Sustainability pp. 153-70

Todd Sandler and John Tschirhart

Fiscal Policy and Interest-Sensitive Aggregate Supply with Price and Exchange Rate Expectations pp. 171-87

Hiroya Akiba

Government Budget Deficits and Interest Rates in the United States: Evidence for Closed and Open Systems Put into Perspective, 1955-1989 pp. 188-209

Richard Cebula and Willie Belton

The Welfare Effects of Tax Reforms in a Life-Cycle Model: An Analytical Approach pp. 210-24

Stefan Felder

Public Economics and the Theory of Rationing pp. 225-42

Timothy Goodspeed and Robert M Schwab

The Intertemporal Government Budget Constraint: An Application for the Netherlands pp. 243-49

Jakob de Haan and Clemens L J Siermann

Neutral Ex Ante Income Taxation in the Presence of Adjustment Costs and Risk pp. 250-67

Kenneth McKenzie

Project Evaluation Rules for the Provision of Public Goods Reconsidered pp. 268-87

Atsushi Tsuneki

Optimal Taxation of Foreign Investment Income with International Altruism pp. 288-96

Lih-Jau Wang and Alfredo Pereira

Tax on Price: A Comment pp. 297-302

Michael Sumner

Tax on Price: A Response pp. 303-09

Mo-Yin Tam

Volume 48, issue 1, 1993

Exploring the Relationship between Social Security and the Latent Dimensions of Household Wealth pp. 1-9

Edward T Gullason, Bharat Kolluri and Michael J Panik

Discrimination in Punishment and Deterrence Effects pp. 10-18

Uri Ben-Zion, Seiichi Kawasaki and Uriel Spiegel

Financial Deregulation under Sector-Specific Unemployment: A General Equilibrium Analysis pp. 19-32

Chi-Chur Chao, Leonard F S Wang and Eden Yu

Taxation and Government Expenditures in a Life-Cycle Growth Model pp. 33-56

Firouz Gahvari

Carryforwards, Investment, and Debt pp. 57-66

Robert J Liebler

Coasian Resolutions of Two-Party Externalities: A Special Case of Bilateral Monopoly pp. 67-75

John Merrifield

Providing Public Good with Distortionary Taxes pp. 76-91

Kazuhiko Mikami

Further Evidence of Wagner's Law for Mexico: An Application of Cointegration Analysis pp. 92-96

N R Vasudeva Murthy

Share of Individual Income Tax in Government Revenue: An Intertemporal Multicountry Study pp. 97-109

Rati Ram

Decentralization and Changing Fiscal Rules in the Japanese Local Public Sector pp. 110-32

Paul Rothstein

On the Measurement of Sales Tax Incidence in the Presence of Transfers pp. 132-37

Giuseppe Ruggeri

Transfers and Tax Incidence Theory pp. 138-41

Edgar Browning

Tax Reform and the Progressivity of the Personal Income Tax in Canada--A Corrigendum pp. 142

D Van Wart and Giuseppe Ruggeri