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Volume 47, issue Supplement, 1992
- Income Support for the Unemployed in Hungary pp. 1-20
- John Micklewright
- Pension Systems in Transition Economies: Perspectives and Choices Ahead pp. 21-33
- Didier Blanchet and Denis Kessler
- Transformation and Integration of Public Pension Schemes--Lessons from the Process of the German Unification pp. 34-56
- Winfried Schmahl
- Changing Poverty and Inequality in Latin America pp. 59-76
- Gary Fields
- Is There an Intrahousehold Kuznets Curve? Some Evidence from the Philippines pp. 77-93
- Lawrence Haddad and Ravi Kanbur
- Poverty, Inequality, and Public Policy in Transition Economies pp. 94-106
- Ehtisham Ahmad
- Productive Efficiency under Capitalism and State Socialism: The Chance-Constrained Programming Approach pp. 109-21
- Kenneth C Land, C. Lovell and Sten Thore
- International Convergence in Productivity Levels: Has Central Planning Mattered? pp. 122-37
- Edward Wolff
- Privatization and Pension Reform in Transition Economies pp. 141-51
- Glenn Jenkins
- Privatization in East Germany pp. 152-71
- Hans-Werner Sinn
- The Optimal Rate of Privatization in a Dynamic Economy pp. 172-83
- Gilbert Metcalf and Lorand Ambrus-Lakatos
- Centralization versus Decentralization: The Case of Financing Autonomous Local Governments in Poland pp. 187-201
- Michael E Bell and Joanna Regulska
- Conflicts among Levels of Government in a Federal System pp. 202-15
- John Quigley and Eugene Smolensky
- Relaxation of Barriers to Factor Mobility and Income Redistribution pp. 216-30
- David Wildasin
- Tax Reform in Countries in Transition: Central Policy Issues pp. 233-55
- Robert Holzmann
- Marginal Tax Reform in Different Macroeconomic Regimes pp. 256-70
- Dirk Van de gaer, Erik Schokkaert and Guido De Bruyne
- The Japanese Tax Reform: Efficiency versus Equity pp. 271-85
- Toshiaki Tachibanaki
- Economic Reforms and Public Finance in China pp. 289-317
- Athar Hussain and Nicholas Stern
- Fiscal Development and Economic Reforms in the Soviet Union, 1991: Can a Gradual Reform Work? pp. 318-34
- Gur Ofer
- Reform of the GDR Tax System: A Blueprint for East European Economies? pp. 335-48
- Bernd Genser and Christoph John
- Tax Evasion and the Structure of Indirect Taxes and Audit Probabilities pp. 351-65
- Helmuth Cremer and Firouz Gahvari
- The Regressive Bias in Tax Enforcement pp. 366-71
- Suzanne Scotchmer
- Evasion, Partial Detection and Optimal Tax Policy pp. 372-83
- Satish C Wadhawan
- Tax Implementation Issues in the Transition from a Planned Economy pp. 384-99
- Barry W Ickes and Joel Slemrod
Volume 47, issue 1, 1992
- Income Tax Progression and Redistributive Effect: The Influence of Changes in the Pre-tax Income Distribution pp. 1-16
- Peter J Lambert and Wilhelm Pfahler
- Comparative Statics for the Private Provision of Public Goods in a Conjectural Variations Model with Heterogeneous Agents pp. 17-31
- Dipankar Dasgupta and Jun-ichi Itaya
- Production Efficiency in Local Government: A Parametric Approach pp. 32-44
- Steven Deller
- The Effect of Different Sanction Communications on Hypothetical Taxpayer Compliance: Policy Implications from New Zealand pp. 45-60
- D John Hasseldine and Steven E Kaplan
- Tax Reform with Altruistic Bequests pp. 61-81
- William Lord and Peter Rangazas
- Tax Reform with Variable Public Expenditure pp. 82-92
- Kazuhiuko Mikami
- A Model of Local Fiscal Choice pp. 93-107
- Shyam Nath and Brijesh C Purohit
- How Do Taxes Affect Occupational Choice pp. 108-19
- Pierre Pestieau and Uri Possen
- Oil Prices, Macroeconomic Disequilibrium, and Fiscal Policy pp. 120-30
- Saraswati P Singh and T V S Ramamohan Rao
- Student Emigration and the Willingness to Pay for Public Schools: A Test of the Publicness of Public High Schools in the U.S pp. 131-52
- Lori Taylor
- A Note on the Effects of Government Expenditures on Private Consumption pp. 153-61
- George Tridimas
Volume 46, issue 2, 1991
- Marginal Efficiency Cost Calculations for Government Exhaustive Expenditure and for Redistribution pp. 177-85
- Charles Ballard
- The Shadow Wage Rate and the Numbers Effect pp. 186-97
- Robert Brent
- The Economics of Accident Law: Discounted Expected Damage, Suboptimal Due Care Standards, and the Role of a "Negligence Tax." pp. 198-207
- Alfred Endres
- Dynamic Specification and the Long-Run Effect of Budget Deficits on Interest Rates pp. 208-21
- Kanhaya L Gupta and Bakhtiar Moazzami
- Public Sector Employment, Competition, and Government Size pp. 222-35
- David Joulfaian and Michael Marlow
- Tax Rates, Tax Compliance, and the Reporting of Long-Term Capital Gains pp. 236-51
- Steven Klepper, Daniel Nagin and Stephen Spurr
- Capital Formation, Risk Taking, and Taxation pp. 252-67
- Kai Konrad
- Social Security and the Income Distribution: A Spatio-Temporal Analysis for the Netherlands pp. 268-88
- Ronald J Stoffelsma and Jan Oosterhaven
- Taxpayer Noncompliance and General Prevention: An Expansion of the Deterrence Model pp. 289-98
- Quint C Thurman
- Voluntary Intergenerational Transfers and Steady State Equilibrium Configurations pp. 299-316
- Mauro Visaggio
- A Test of the Cash Flow Effect of Investment Incentives pp. 317-23
- Thomas A Anastasiou
- Federal Government Budget Deficits and Interest Rates: Comment pp. 323-30
- Dick Zelhorst and Jakob de Haan
- Federal Government Budget Deficits and Interest Rates: Reply pp. 331-34
- Richard Cebula
- The Incidence of Corporate Income Tax under Variable Returns to Scale: Comment pp. 335-36
- Vassilis Rapanos
- The Incidence of Corporate Income Tax under Variable Returns to Scale: Reply pp. 337-38
- Amar K Parai