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Contents
PART Getting Started | 1 |
PART T Getting Started | 3 |
Tools of Positive Analysis | 20 |
Concluding Remarks | 30 |
PART Analysis of Public Expenditure | 53 |
PART Analysis of Public Expenditure | 55 |
Externalities | 81 |
6 | 111 |
Selected References | 267 |
PART A Framework for Tax Analysis | 271 |
PART A Framework for Tax Analysis | 273 |
13 | 304 |
Efficient and Equitable Taxation | 329 |
Optimal User Fees | 336 |
Politics and the Time Inconsistency Problem | 343 |
Overview | 354 |
Conceptual Issues | 143 |
Conclusion | 162 |
Selected References | 190 |
Social Security Reform | 207 |
Conclusions | 213 |
The US Health Care Market | 219 |
Access and Cost | 228 |
11 | 239 |
Are Reductions in Class | 261 |
PART The United States Revenue System | 359 |
Selected References | 400 |
The Corporation Tax | 428 |
Effects on Behavior | 437 |
State Corporation Taxes | 444 |
Discussion Questions | 453 |
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