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PART Introduction I 1 Public Finance and Attitudes toward Government 3
2 Government at a Glance 10
PART Tools of Public Finance 3 3 Tools of Positive Analysis 25
4 Tools of Normative Analysis 37
PART Analysis of Public Expenditure J 5 Public Goods 61
6 Externalities 85
7 Political Economy 112
8 Income Redistribution: Conceptual Issues 142
9 Expenditure Programs for the Poor 162
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10 Social Insurance I: Social Security and Unemployment
Insurance 183
11 Social Insurance II: Health Care 205
1 2 Cost Benefit Analysis 223
PART A Framework for Tax Analysis ^| 13 Taxation and Income Distribution 255
14 Taxation and Efficiency 284
1 5 Efficient and Equitable Taxation 308
PART The United States Revenue System 5 1 6 The Personal Income Tax 337
1 7 Personal Taxation and Behavior 375
1 8 The Corporation Tax 400
1 9 Deficit Finance 424
20 Taxes on Consumption and Wealth 441
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PART Multiqovernment Public Finance ¦^^ 21 Public Finance in a Federal System 471
Appendix Some Basic Microeconomics 507
Glossary 529
Selected References 539
References 543
Author Index 559
Subject Index 565
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PA R T Introduction 11 Public Finance and Attitudes toward Government 3
Alternative Views of Government 4
Organic View 4
Mechanistic View 5
Viewpoint of This Book 6
Summary 7
Discussion Questions 8
Appendix: Doing Research in Public Finance 8
2 Government at a Glance 10
The Legal Framework 10
Federal Government 10
State and Local Governments 12
The Size of Government 12
Accounting Issues 13
Hidden Costs of Government 14
Some Numbers 15
Expenditures 16
Revenues 18
Our Agenda 20
Summary 20
Discussion Questions 21
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PART Tools of Public Finance 2 3 Tools of Positive Analysis 25
The Role of Theory 26
Methods of Empirical Analysis 29
Interviews 29
Experiments 29
Econometric Studies 31
Concluding Remarks 34
Summary 35
Discussion Questions 36
4 Tools of Normative Analysis 37
Welfare Economics 37
Pure Exchange Economy 38
Production Economy 43
The Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Economics 44
The Role of Fairness 46
Market Failure 49
Market Power 49
Nonexistence of Markets 50
Overview 51
Evaluation of Welfare Economics 52
Summary 53
Discussion Questions 53
Appendix: Consumer and Producer Surplus 55
PART Analysis of Public Expenditure 3 5 Public Goods 61
Public Goods Defined 61
Efficient Provision of Public Goods 63
Public Good Case 65
The Free Rider Problem 69
The Privatization Debate 70
Public versus Private Provision 71
Public versus Private Production 72
National Defense 73
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Education 76
What Do Expenditures for Public
Education Accomplish? 79
New Directions for Public Education 79
Public Goods and Public Choice 81
Summary 81
Discussion Questions 82
Appendix: Preference Revelation Mechanisms 83
6 Externalities 85
The Nature of Externalities 86
Graphical Analysis 87
Implications 89
Conclusion 92
Private Responses to Externalities 92
Mergers 92
Social Conventions 92
Public Responses to Externalities 93
Taxes 93
Subsidies 95
Creating a Market 97
Establish Property Rights 98
Regulation 100
Evaluation 102
The US Response 102
Market Oriented Approaches 104
Implications for Income Distribution 104
Who Benefits? 104
Who Bears the Costs? 105
Positive Externalities 105
A Cautionary Note 107
Summary 109
Discussion Questions 110
7 Political Economy 7 12
Direct Democracy 113
Unanimity Rules 113
Majority Voting Rules 115
Logrolling 119
Arrow s Impossibility Theorem 122
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Representative Democracy 123
Elected Politicians 124
Public Employees 126
Special Interests 129
Other Actors 131
Explaining Government Growth 132
Bringing Government under Control 135
Conclusions 139
Summary 140
Discussion Questions 140
8 Income Redistribution: Conceptual Issues 142
Distribution of Income 143
Interpreting Distributional Data 145
Rationales for Income Redistribution 147
Simple Utilitarianism 147
The Maximin Criterion 150
Pareto Efficient Income Redistribution 151
Nonindividualistic Views 153
Other Considerations 15 3
Expenditure Incidence 154
Estimating Effects on Relative Prices 155
Public Goods 155
Valuing In Kind Transfers 156
Conclusion 159
Summary 160
Discussion Questions 161
9 Expenditure Programs for the Poor 162
A Quick Look at Welfare Spending 162
Background: Welfare as We Knew It 163
Income Maintenance and Work Incentives 164
Welfare Dependence 168
Two Possible Responses to the Incentive Problem 169
The 1996 Welfare Reform 170
The Earned Income Tax Credit 172
Supplemental Security Income 173
Medicaid 174
Structure 175
Has Medicaid Succeeded? 175
Food Stamps and Child Nutrition 175
Child Nutrition Programs 177
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Housing Assistance 177
Programs to Enhance Earnings 178
Education 178
Employment and Job Training 179
Have Welfare Programs Helped? 179
Summary 181
Discussion Questions 181
10 Social Insurance I: Social Security and Unemployment
Insurance 183
Why Have Social Insurance? 184
Adverse Selection 184
Other Justifications 185
Structure of Social Security 186
Basic Components 186
Distributional Issues 189
Economic Status of the Aged 192
Effects on Economic Behavior 192
Saving Behavior 193
Retirement Decisions 194
Implications 195
Long Term Stresses on Social Security 195
Social Security Reform 196
Fiddle with the Current System 196
Privatize the System 197
Unemployment Insurance 199
Benefits 200
Financing 200
Effects on Unemployment 201
Conclusions 202
Summary 203
Discussion Questions 203
11 Social Insurance II: Health Care 205
What s Special About Health Care? 205
The US Health Care Market 208
Private Insurance 208
The Role of Government 210
Medicare 210
The Implicit Subsidy for Health Insurance 213
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The Twin Issues: Access and Cost 214
Access 214
Cost 215
Should Government s Role in Health Care Increase? 218
Individual Mandates 218
Single Payer 218
Managed Competition 219
Current State of the Debate 220
Summary 221
Discussion Questions 222
1 2 Cost Benefit Analysis 223
Present Value 224
Inflation 225
Private Sector Project Evaluation 227
Internal Rate of Return 228
Benefit Cost Ratio 229
Public Sector Discount Rate 230
Rates Based on Returns in the Private Sector 231
Social Discount Rate 231
Valuing Public Benefits and Costs 233
Market Prices 233
Adjusted Market Prices 234
Consumer Surplus 235
Inferences from Economic Behavior 236
Valuing Intangibles 239
Some Pitfalls 240
The Chain Reaction Game 240
The Labor Game 240
The Double Counting Game 241
Distributional Considerations 241
Uncertainty 242
An Application 243
Discount Rate 244
Costs 244
Benefits 245
Comments 246
Use by Government 247
Summary 248
Discussion Questions 249
Appendix: Calculating the Certainty Equivalent Value 250
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PART A Framework for Tax Analysis 4 1 3 Taxation and Income Distribution 255
Tax Incidence: General Remarks 256
Only People Can Bear Taxes 256
Both Sources and Uses of Income Should
Be Considered 257
Incidence Depends on How Prices Are Determined 257
Incidence Depends on the Disposition of
Tax Revenues 258
Tax Progressiveness Can Be Measured in
Several Ways 258
Partial Equilibrium Models 260
Unit Taxes on Commodities 260
Ad Valorem Taxes 265
Taxes on Factors 266
Commodity Taxation without Competition 268
Profits Taxes 271
Tax Incidence and Capitalization 272
General Equilibrium Models 273
Tax Equivalence Relations 274
The Harberger Model 275
Analysis of Various Taxes 276
Some Qualifications 279
An Applied Incidence Study 280
Conclusions 281
Summary 282
Discussion Questions 282
14 Taxation and Efficiency 284
Excess Burden Defined 285
Questions and Answers 288
Excess Burden Measurement with Demand Curves 292
Preexisting Distortions 295
The Excess Burden of a Subsidy 295
The Excess Burden of Income Taxation 297
Differential Taxation of Inputs 300
Does Efficient Taxation Matter? 303
Summary 303
Discussion Questions 304
Appendix A: Formula for Excess Burden 305
Appendix B: Multiple Taxes and the Theory
of the Second Best 306
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1 5 Efficient and Equitable Taxation 308
Optimal Commodity Taxation 308
The Ramsey Rule 310
Equity Considerations 313
Overview 314
Application to Taxation of the Family 314
Optimal User Fees 315
Overview 318
Optimal Income Taxation 318
Edgeworth s Model 318
Modern Studies 319
Politics and the Time Inconsistency Problem 322
Other Criteria for Tax Design 323
Horizontal Equity 323
Costs of Running the Tax System 326
Tax Evasion 327
Overview 333
Summary 333
Discussion Questions 334
PART The United States Revenue System
5 1 6 The Personal Income Tax 337
Basic Structure 337
Defining Income 338
Items Included in H S Income 340
Some Practical and Conceptual Problems 341
Evaluating the H S Criterion 341
Excludable Forms of Money Income 343
Interest on State and Local Bonds 343
Capital Gains 344
Employer Contributions to Benefit Plans 347
Some Types of Saving 347
Gifts and Inheritances 348
Exemptions and Deductions 348
Exemptions 348
Deductions 349
Impact on the Tax Base 355
Tax Expenditures 355
The Simplicity Issue 357
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Rate Structure 358
Rates under the AMT 360
Effective versus Statutory Rates 361
Choice of Unit and the Marriage Tax 363
Background 363
Analysis of the Marriage Tax 365
Taxes and Inflation 366
How Inflation Can Affect Taxes 366
Coping with the Tax/Inflation Problem 368
Treatment of International Income 369
State Income Taxes 371
Politics and Tax Reform 371
Summary 372
Discussion Questions 373
17 Person;!! Iax.iti in ;ind Beh:ivmr 37b
Labor Supply 376
Theoretical Considerations 376
Empirical Findings 379
Some Caveats 380
Labor Supply and Tax Revenues 382
Overview 385
Saving 385
Econometric Studies of Saving 392
Impact of Tax Preferred Savings Accounts 392
Taxes and the Capital Shortage 393
Housing Decisions 394
Proposals for Change 396
Portfolio Composition 397
A Note on Politics and Elasticities 398
Summary 399
Discussion Questions 399
18 The Corporation T,ix 400
Why Tax Corporations? 400
Structure 401
Employee Compensation Deducted 402
Interest, but Not Dividends. Deducted 402
Depreciation Deducted 402
No Investment Tax Credit 404
Treatment of Dividends versus Retained Earnings 404
Effective Tax Rate on Corporate Capital 405
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Incidence and Excess Burden 405
A Tax on Corporate Capital 406
A Tax on Economic Profits 407
Effects on Behavior 408
Total Physical Investment 408
Types of Asset 412
Corporate Finance 412
State Corporation Taxes 415
Taxation of Multinational Corporations 416
Evaluation 417
Corporation Tax Reform 420
Nature of the Corporation 420
Administrative Feasibility 421
Effects on Efficiency 421
Effects on Saving 422
Effects on the Distribution of Income 422
Overview 422
Summary 422
Discussion Questions 423
1 9 Deficit Finance 424
The Size of the Debt 424
Interpreting Deficit and Debt Numbers 426
Summing Up 429
The Burden of the Debt 430
Lerner s View 430
An Overlapping Generations Model 431
Neoclassical Model 433
Ricardian Model 434
Overview 435
To Tax or to Borrow? 435
Benefits Received Principle 436
Intergenerational Equity 436
Efficiency Considerations 436
Macroeconomic Considerations 437
Moral and Political Considerations 438
Overview 438
Summary 439
Discussion Questions 440
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20 Taxes on Consumption and Wealth 441
Retail Sales Tax 441
Rationalizations 442
Efficiency and Distributional Implications 444
A National Retail Sales Tax? 445
Transitional Issues 446
Value Added Tax 446
Implementation Issues 447
A VAT for the United States? 448
Hall Rabushka Flat Tax 450
Cash Flow Tax 451
Efficiency and Fairness of Personal
Consumption Taxes 452
Efficiency Issues 452
Equity Issues 453
Income versus Consumption Taxation 456
Wealth Taxes 459
Why Tax Wealth? 459
Estate and Gift Taxes 460
Rationalizations 461
Provisions 463
Reforming Estate and Gift Taxes 466
Summary 466
Discussion Questions 467
PART Multigovernment Public Finance
6 21 Public Finance in a Federal System 477
Background 472
Community Formation 473
The Tiebout Model 475
Tiebout s Assumptions 476
Tiebout and the Real World 478
Optimal Federalism 478
Disadvantages of a Decentralized System 479
Advantages of a Decentralized System 481
Implications 483
Public Education in a Federal System 484
Federalism and the Urban Crisis 485
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Property Tax 486
Incidence and Efficiency Effects 487
Why Do People Hate the Property Tax So Much? 493
Intergovernmental Grants 495
Types of Grants 497
The Flypaper Effect 502
Application: The 1996 Welfare Reform 503
Intergovernmental Grants for Education 503
Overview 504
Summary 505
Discussion Questions 505
Appendix Some Basic Microeconomics 507
Glossary 529
Selected References 539
References 543
Author Index 559
Subject Index 565
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