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Public finance: a normative theory

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1. Verfasser:	Tresch, Richard W. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Acad. Press 2002
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagworte:	Belastingen Economische politiek Kosten-batenanalyse Finanzwirtschaft Wirtschaftspolitik Finance, Public Theorie Finanztheorie Finanzwissenschaft USA
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Beschreibung:	XXIII, 950 S. graph. Darst.
ISBN:	0126990514 9780126990515

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adam_text	Public Finance SECOND EDITION Richard W. Treseti lîoslon Colii-gf, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, USA. The arrival of the Second Edition of Dick Tresch s H Public Finance is simply the best of news for students of public finance. The first edition never left my read¬ ing list because it taught more about how to do policy analysis than any other book; it was chock-full of tips and techniques. The second edition is even stronger -I am particularly fond of the new chapter about using the social welfare function in policy analysis. Students benefit not only from a cohesive introduction to normative policy analysis, and a tutorial in developing modeling skills for their applications, but also from the enhanced bibliography. — DouglasJ. Holtz-Eakin Syracuse University Featuring a general equilibrium framework that is both cohesive and versatile, the second edition oí Public Finance: A Normative Theory brings new and updated information to this classic text. Through its concentration on the microeconomic theory of the public sector, it addresses the subjects traditionally at the heart of public sector economics, including public expenditure theory and policy, tax theory and policy, cost-benefit analysis, and fiscal federalism. Its goal of providing a foundation for public sector analysis along with presenting the most recent scholarship makes this second edition both a valuable text and a resource for professionals. This is the book teachers of public finance have been waiting for. It is outstanding in the breadth of its coverage, in the quality of exposition, and in the balance between theory and policy. It is especially good at melding newer approaches to the normative study of the public sector with traditional ones. — Robin Boadway, Queen s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada The second edition of Public Finance: A Normative Theory contains the unified and systematic treatment of the field that for many years made the first edition a favorite among graduate students. The revisions only improve the text, including a new chapter on taxation under asymmetric information. Any student or professor with an interest in the normative side of public economics will want to own this book. — John D. Wilson, Michigan State University I have hoped for years that Richard Tresch would revise his Public Finance text. This volume is well worth the wait. It is comprehensive, up-to-date, and very clearly written. It is a natural reading for a graduate course in public finance. It will also serve as a fine reference for specialists in the field. — Harvey Rosen Department of Economics, Princeton University This clear and comprehensive text will be a valuable resource for both students and faculty. —Peter Diamond, Massachusetts Institute of Technology CONTENTS PREFACE XXI I INTRODUCTION: THE CONTENT AND METHODOLOGY OF PUBLIC SECTOR THEORY I INTRODUCTION TO NORMATIVE PUBLIC SECTOR THEORY THE FUNDAMENTAL NORMATIVE QUESTIONS 5 GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE THEORY: PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERPINNINGS 7 HUMANISM, CONSUMER SOVEREIGNTY, CAPITALISM, AND THE GOVERNMENT 7 THE LEGITIMATE FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT 8 THE GOALS OF GOVERNMENT POLICY 9 THE GOVERNMENT AS AGENT 12 VI CONTENTS GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE THEORY AND MARKET FAILURE 14 THE FUNDAMENTAL THEOREMS OF WELFARE ECONOMICS 14 THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME 15 THE ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES 17 PRIVATE OR ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION 17 THE GOVERNMENT SECTOR IN THE UNITED STATES 20 THE THEORY OF TAXATION 23 FISCAL FEDERALISM 25 THE THEORY OF PUBLIC CHOICE 26 SUMMARY 29 REFERENCES 31 2 A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL FOR PUBLIC SECTOR ANALYSIS A BASELINE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL 34 INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCES 35 PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES 36 MARKET CLEARANCE IN THE AGGREGATE 37 EFFICIENCY: THE PARETO-OPTIMAL CONDITIONS 37 EQUITY: THE SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTION AND OPTIMAL DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME 39 THE BERGSONSAMUELSON SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTION 40 LIMITATIONS OF THE SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTION 43 MAXIMIZING SOCIAL WELFARE 45 NECESSARY CONDITIONS FOR SOCIAL WELFARE MAXIMIZATION 46 THE FIRST-BEST EFFICIENCYEQUITY DICHOTOMY 46 THE PARETO-OPTIMAL CONDITIONS 48 PARETO OPTIMALITY AND PERFECT COMPETITION 55 THE INTERPERSONAL EQUITY CONDITIONS 56 POLICY IMPLICATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS 62 REFERENCES 64 3 FIRST-BEST AND SECOND-BEST ANALYSIS AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PUBLIC SECTOR ECONOMICS LUMP-SUM REDISTRIBUTIONS AND PUBLIC SECTOR THEORY 66 FIRST-BEST ANALYSIS 67 THE TWO DICHOTOMIES IN FIRST-BEST MODELS 67 CONTENTS VLI SECOND-BEST ANALYSIS 71 CONSTRAINED SOCIAL WELFARE MAXIMIZATION 71 THE MOST COMMON POLICY AND MARKET CONSTRAINTS 74 FURTHER IMPLICATIONS OF SECOND-BEST MODELING 76 SIMILARITIES BETWEEN FIRST-BEST AND SECOND-BEST ANALYSIS 79 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTION 81 THE FORM OF THE SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTION: FROM UTILITARIAN TO RAWLSIAN 81 A FLEXIBLE SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTION 85 ARROW S IMPOSSIBILITY THEOREM 86 THE GIBBARD-SATTERTHWAITE THEOREM 92 REACTIONS TO THE ARROW AND GIBBARDSATTERTHWAITE THEOREMS 95 CONCLUSION 96 REFERENCES 98 11 THE THEORY OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND TAXATIONFIRST-BEST ANALYSIS 4 THE SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTION IN POLICY ANALYSIS SOCIAL WELFARE AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME: THE ATKINSON FRAMEWORK 104 THE ATKINSON ASSUMPTIONS 105 THE BIAS TOWARD EQUALITY 106 OKUN S LEAKY BUCKET 108 THE ATKINSON SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTION 109 SOCIAL WELFARE INDEXES OF INEQUALITY 112 ATKINSON S INDEX IN INEQUALITY 116 INEQUALITY VERSUS SOCIAL WELFARE: SEN S CRITIQUE 117 THE ATKINSON FRAMEWORK AND INEQUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES 118 SOCIAL WELFARE AND CONSUMPTION: THE JORGENSON ANALYSIS 119 THE ESTIMATING SHARE EQUATIONS 119 SOCIAL WELFARE 123 INCOME MEASURES OF SOCIAL GAIN AND LOSS 124 JORGENSON S SOCIAL EXPENDITURE FUNCTION 128 SOCIAL HCVAND HEV 131 TWO APPLICATIONS FOR THE U.S. ECONOMY 131 SOCIAL WELFARE AND SOCIAL MOBILITY 134 SOCIAL MOBILITY AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME 135 VIII CONTENTS STRUCTURAL MOBILITY, CIRCULATION MOBILITY, AND SOCIAL WELFARE 137 SOCIAL MOBILITY IN THE UNITED STATES 143 REFERENCES 143 5 THE PROBLEM OF EXTERNALITIESAN OVERVIEW POLICY-RELEVANT EXTERNALTIES 145 THE TERMINOLOGY OF EXTERNALITIES 147 THE ANALYSIS OF EXTERNALITIES: MODELING PRELIMINARIES 148 THE INTERPERSONAL EQUITY CONDITIONS 151 THE PARETO-OPTIMAL CONDITIONS 151 REFERENCES 152 6 CONSUMPTION EXTERNALITIES HOW BAD CAN EXTERNALITIES BE? 154 THE WORST OF ALL WORLDSALL GOODS (FACTORS) ARE PURE PUBLIC GOODS (FACTORS) 157 INTERPERSONAL EQUITY CONDITIONS 158 PARETO-OPTIMAL CONDITIONS 158 THE EXISTENCE OF AT LEAST ONE PURE PRIVATE GOOD 159 INTERPERSONAL EQUITY CONDITIONS 160 PARETO-OPTIMAL CONDITIONS 160 EXTERNALITIES AS MARKET FAILURE: THE MISSING SIDE MARKETS 163 BARGAINING AND THE COASE THEOREM 166 THE TAX/SUBSIDY SOLUTION 167 LIMITED EXTERNALITIES 169 NONEXCLUSIVE GOODSTHE SAMUELSON MODEL 170 THE GOVERNMENT IN A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL 172 ALLOCATING A NONEXCLUSIVE GOOD 173 THE FIRST-BEST DICHOTOMY: THE PRIVATE GOODS AND FACTORS 175 POLICY PROBLEMS WITH NONEXCLUSIVE GOODS 176 PAYING FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD 178 THE BENEFITS-RECEIVED PRINCIPLE OF TAXATION 179 PREFERENCE REVELATION AND TAXATION: THE MECHANISM DESIGN PROBLEM 184 DO PEOPLE FREE RIDE? 187 AGGREGATE EXTERNALITIES 193 CONTENTS IX THE PIGOVIAN TAX 194 FINDING THE OPTIMUM BY TRIAL AND ERROR 198 TWO CAVEATS TO THE PIGOVIAN TAX 200 REFERENCES 202 7 PRODUCTION EXTERNALITIES THE CONDENSED MODEL FOR PRODUCTION EXTERNALITIES 206 AGGREGATE PRODUCTION EXTERNALITIES 208 THE FIRST-ORDER CONDITIONS PARETO OPTIMALITY 210 THE PIGOVIAN TAX 212 THREE GEOMETRIC INTERPRETATIONS OF THE PARETO-OPTIMAL CONDITIONS 214 INTERNALIZING THE EXTERNALITY 217 ADDITIONAL POLICY CONSIDERATIONS 219 CONCLUDING COMMENTS: THE PROBLEM OF NONCONVEX PRODUCTION POSSIBILITIES 229 REFERENCES 231 8 THE U.S. ANTIPOLLUTION POLICIES: AN APPLICATION OF EXTERNALITY THEORY PRELIMINARY THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN ANALYZING POLLUTION 234 CONSUMPTION-PRODUCTION EXTERNALITIES 235 LEGISLATING POLLUTION STANDARDS 239 U.S. ANTIPOLLUTION POLICIES 245 THE CAC APPROACH TO INDUSTRIAL WATER AND AIR POLLUTION 245 AUTOMOBILE EMISSIONS CONTROL EQUIPMENT 247 MARKETABLE PERMITS FOR SO 2 EMISSIONS 248 MUNICIPAL WASTE-TREATMENT FACILITIES AND THE SUPERFUND: DEFENSIVE ANTIPOLLUTION STRATEGIES 253 EQUILIZING MARGINAL COSTS IN REDUCING POLLUTION 257 ADDITIONAL COMPLICATING ISSUES 258 MUNICIPAL WASTE-TREATMENT PLANTS AND SUPER FUNDS 260 CONCLUDING COMMENTS 260 REFERENCES 261 APPENDIX: HISTORY OF U.S. ANTIPOLLUTION LEGISLATION 262 MUNICIPAL WASTE TREATMENT 262 CONTENTS AUTOMOBILE EMISSIONS 263 INDUSTRIAL AIR POLLUTION 263 INDUSTRIAL WATER POLLUTION 266 TOXIC SUBSTANCES 267 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF U.S. ANTIPOLLUTION POLICIES 269 9 THE THEORY OF DECREASING COST PRODUCTION DECREASING COST IN GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS 273 THE PARETO-OPTIMAL CONDITIONS 275 DECREASING COST AND COMPETITIVE MARKETS 276 THE OPTIMAL PRICING RULE 278 THE OPTIMAL INVESTMENT RULES 280 DECREASING COST SERVICES AND PUBLIC GOODS 295 REFLECTIONS ON U.S. POLICY REGARDING DECREASING COST SERVICES: THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN EQUITY AND EFFICIENCY 297 EQUITY CONSIDERATIONS 299 EFFICIENCY CONSIDERATIONS 302 REFERENCES 304 APPENDIX: RETURNS TO SCALE, HOMOGENEITY, AND DECREASING COST 304 10 THE FIRST-BEST THEORY OF TAXATION PUBLIC CHOICE AND PARETO-OPTIMAL REDISTRIBUTION 309 PARETO OPTIMALITY AND THE OVERALL DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME 311 PARETO-OPTIMAL REDISTRIBUTION AND THE POOR 313 WHAT MOTIVATES CHARITY: SHOULD AID BE IN-KIND OR CASH? 315 ARE PARETO-OPTIMAL REDISTRIBUTIONS ENOUGH? 320 ALTRUISM, FREE RIDING, AND CROWDING OUT OF PRIVATE CHARITY 322 DO PEOPLE FREE RIDE? 322 DOES PUBLIC ASSISTANCE CROWD OUT PRIVATE GIVING? 324 OTHER MOTIVATIONS FOR REDISTRIBUTIVE TRANSFERS 326 PUBLIC INSURANCE 326 SOCIAL STATUS 327 EQUAL ACCESS 328 REFERENCES 328 CONTENTS XI 1 I APPLYING FIRST-BEST PRINCIPLES OF TAXATIONWHAT TO TAX AND HOW DESIGNING BROAD-BASED TAXES: THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVES 332 ABILITY TO PAY: THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS 334 TWO PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS 335 HORIZONTAL EQUITY 337 FROM HORIZONTAL EQUITY TO THE IDEAL TAX BASE 337 HAIG-SIMONS INCOME 338 CRITICISMS OF HAIG-SIMONS INCOME 341 HAIG-SIMONS INCOME VERSUS EXPENDITURES: MUSGRAVE S PERSPECTIVE 348 HORIZONTAL EQUITY AND THE INTERPERSONAL EQUITY CONDITIONS 349 VERTICAL EQUITY 352 PROGRESSIVE, PROPORTIONAL, AND REGRESSIVE TAXES 352 VERTICAL EQUITY AND THE INTERPERSONAL EQUITY CONDITIONS 353 SACRIFICE PRINCIPLES OF VERTICAL EQUITY 354 YOUNG S PRESCRIPTION FOR VERTICAL EQUITY 356 VERTICAL EQUITY IN THE UNITED STATES 361 REFLECTIONS ON THE HAIG-SIMONS CRITERION IN PRACTICE: THE FEDERAL PERSONAL INCOME TAX 362 PERSONAL INCOME 362 CAPITAL GAINS 363 THE TAXATION OF PERSONAL INCOME: THE TAX LOOPHOLES 364 THE TAXATION OF CAPITAL GAINS: INFLATION BIAS AND REALIZATION 370 THE INFLATIONARY BIAS AGAINST INCOME FROM CAPITAL 370 TAXING REALIZED GAINS: AUERBACH S RETROSPECTIVE TAXATION PROPOSAL 373 CAPITAL GAINS TAXATION: A POSTSCRIPT 378 THE TAXATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL 378 SUMMARY 382 REFERENCES 382 XII CONTENTS III THETHEORYOF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND TAXATION: SECOND-BEST ANALYSIS 12 INTRODUCTION TO SECOND-BEST ANALYSIS A BRIEF HISTORY OF SECOND-BEST THEORY 390 SECOND-BEST TAX THEORY 391 SECOND-BEST EXPENDITURE THEORY 391 PRIVATE INFORMATION 393 PHILOSOPHICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS 396 PREVIEW OF PART III 397 REFERENCES 398 13 THE SECOND-BEST THEORY OF TAXATION IN ONE- CONSUMER ECONOMIES WITH LINEAR PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM PRICE MODELS 401 THE MEASUREMENT OF LOSS FROM DISTORTING TAXES 402 THE GEOMETRY OF LOSS MEASUREMENT: PARTIAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS 403 THE GEOMETRY OF LOSS MEASUREMENT: GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS 404 THE ANALYTICS OF GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM LOSS MEASUREMENT 409 POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF THE LOSS MEASURES 417 THE OPTIMAL PATTERN OF COMMODITY TAXES 429 POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF THE OPTIMAL TAX RULE 432 SUBSTITUTIONS AMONG TAXES: IMPLICATIONS FOR WELFARE LOSS 439 THE CORLETT AND HAGUE ANALYSIS 441 REFERENCES 444 14 THE SECOND-BEST THEORY OF TAXATION WITH GENERAL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES AND MANY CONSUMERS A ONE-CONSUMER ECONOMY WITH GENERAL TECHNOLOGY 448 DEAD- WEIGHT LOSS FROM TAXATION 448 CONTENTS XIII OPTIMAL COMMODITY TAXATION 458 MANY-PERSON ECONOMIES: FIXED PRODUCER PRICES 461 SOCIAL WELFARE MAXIMIZATION VERSUS LOSS MINIMIZATION 461 OPTIMAL COMMODITY TAXATION IN A MANY-PERSON ECONOMY 465 U.S. COMMODITY TAXES: HOW FAR FROM OPTIMAL? 472 MANY-PERSON ECONOMY WITH GENERAL TECHNOLOGY 474 OPTIMAL TAXATION 477 THE SOCIAL WELFARE IMPLICATIONS OF ANY GIVEN CHANGE IN TAXES 478 REFERENCES 482 15 TAXATION UNDER ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION LUMP-SUM REDISTRIBUTIONS AND PRIVATE INFORMATION 487 REDISTRIBUTION THROUGH COMMODITY TAXATION 489 OPTIMAL TAXATION, PRIVATE INFORMATION, AND SELF-SELECTION CONSTRAINTS 493 ELEMENTS OF THE MODEL 494 PARE TO-EFFICIENT TAXATION 497 AN EXTENSION: THE DIRECT-INDIRECT TAX MIX 502 OPTIMAL INCOME TAXATION 503 THE SHAPE OF THE TAX SCHEDULE 508 CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS 511 TAX EVASION 512 INCREASING THE PENALTY 515 INCREASING MONITORING 515 REVENUE-RAISING STRATEGIES 516 TAX AMNESTIES 519 CONCLUDING REMARKS 519 REFERENCES 521 16 THE THEORY AND MEASUREMENT OF TAX INCIDENCE TAX INCIDENCE: A PARTIAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS 524 FIRST-BEST THEORY, SECOND-BEST THEORY, AND TAX INCIDENCE 525 METHODOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES IN THE MEASUREMENT OF TAX INCIDENCE 527 THEORETICAL MEASURES OF TAX INCIDENCE 528 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF TAX INCIDENCE 530 CIV CONTENTS THE DISPOSITION OF THE TAX REVENUES 530 WELFARE MEASURES OF TAX INCIDENCE: ONE-CONSUMER ECONOMY 534 THE RELATIVE PRICE MEASURE OF DIFFERENTIAL TAX INCIDENCE: ONE-CONSUMER ECONOMY 537 THE EQUIVALENCE OF GENERAL TAXES 540 THEOREM: THE EQUIVALENCE OF GENERAL TAXES 541 MEASURING TAX INCIDENCE: A MANY-CONSUMER ECONOMY 546 THE INDIVIDUAL PERSPECTIVE ON INCIDENCE 546 THE AGGREGATE SOCIAL WELFARE PERSPECTIVE ON INCIDENCE 548 THE HARBERGER ANALYSIS 549 GEOMETRIC-INTUITIVE ANALYSIS 551 THE HARBERGER ANALYTICS 554 IMPORTANT MODIFICATIONS OF THE HARBERGER MODEL 566 VARIABLE FACTOR SUPPLIES 566 OLIGOPOLY AND THE CORPORATION INCOME TAX 569 HETEROGENEOUS CONSUMERS 570 REFERENCES 571 17 EXPENDITURE INCIDENCE AND ECONOMY-WIDE INCIDENCE STUDIES THE INCIDENCE OF GOVERNMENT TRANSFER PAYMENTS 575 TAX AND EXPENDITURE INCIDENCE WITH DECREASING-COST SERVICES 578 SAMUELSONIAN NONEXCLUSIVE GOODS 579 THE INCIDENCE OF NONEXCLUSIVE GOODS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE 583 ECONOMY-WIDE INCIDENCE STUDIES 585 THE SOURCES AND USES APPROACH 586 ANNUAL INCIDENCE STUDIES 587 THE PECHMAN-OKNER STUDIES 588 MIXING ANNUAL AND LIFETIME INCIDENCE 593 PURE LIFETIME TAX INCIDENCE 595 LORENZ-GINI MEASURES OF TAX INCIDENCE 597 COMPUTABLE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODELS OF TAX INCIDENCE 603 DYNAMIC TAX INCIDENCE 606 THE AUERBACH-KOTLIKOJF OLG MODEL 607 THE FULLERTON-ROGERS LIFETIME CGE MODEL 619 REFERENCES 622 CONTENTS XV 18 THE SECOND-BEST THEORY OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES: OVERVIEW REFERENCES 630 19 TRANSFER PAYMENTS AND PRIVATE INFORMATION FIRST-BEST INSIGHTS 632 THE SAMARITAN S DILEMMA 633 CASH TRANSFERS: BROAD-BASED OR TARGETED? 634 AN ACCEPTABLE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAM? 636 THE EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT 638 SPECIAL NEEDS, IN-KIND TRANSFERS, AND UNIVERSALITY 639 PRIVATE INFORMATION AND IN-KIND TRANSFERS 641 THE BLACKORBYDONALDSON MODEL OF IN-KIND TRANSFERS 641 THE BESLEYCOATE MODEL OF WORKFARE 646 WELFARE STIGMA 651 REFERENCES 656 20 EXTERNALITIES IN A SECOND-BEST ENVIRONMENT THE SECOND-BEST ALLOCATION OF SAMUELSONIAN NONEXCLUSIVE GOODS 660 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FIRST-BEST AND SECOND-BEST ALLOCATIONS 664 CONCLUDING COMMENT 667 THE COASE THEOREM, BARGAINING, AND PRIVATE INFORMATION 668 BARGAINING SET STABILITY AND THE COASE THEOREM 669 PRIVATE INFORMATION 671 CONCLUDING COMMENT 677 REFERENCES 678 21 DECREASING COSTS AND THE THEORY OF THE SECOND-BESTTHE BOITEUX PROBLEM THE BOITEUX PROBLEM: THE MULTIPRODUCT DECREASING- COST FIRM 680 ANALYTICS OF THE BOITEUX PROBLEM 681 PUBLIC AGENCIES AND PRIVATE MARKETS 687 XVI CONTENTS THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE 689 CONSTRAINED GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 690 REFERENCES 691 22 GENERAL PRODUCTION RULES IN A SECOND-BEST ENVIRONMENT THE DIAMOND-MIRRLEES PROBLEM: ONE-CONSUMER ECONOMY 695 OPTIMAL TAXATION 698 OPTIMAL GOVERNMENT PRODUCTION 699 PRODUCTION DECISIONS WITH NONOPTIMAL TAXES 701 TAX RULES 70S PRODUCTION RULES 704 SECOND-BEST PRODUCTION RULES WHEN EQUITY MATTERS 709 CONCLUDING COMMENTS 714 REFERENCES 715 IV COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS 23 INTRODUCTION: THE ISSUES OF COSTBENEFIT ANALYSIS THREE PRINCIPLES OF COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS 720 THE LIMITS OF ANALYTICAL RIGOR 720 QUANTIFYING THE PRESENT VALUE FORMULA 720 THE FULL EMPLOYMENT ASSUMPTION 722 ISSUES COMMON TO COST-BENEFIT AND PRIVATE INVESTMENT ANALYSIS 722 THE DISCOUNT RATE 722 UNCERTAINTY 724 PROBLEMS UNIQUE TO COSTBENEFIT ANALYSIS 725 MEASUREMENT PROBLEMS 725 THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME 727 PITFALLS IN COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS 728 CONCLUSION 729 REFERENCES 729 24 THE RATE OF DISCOUNT FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENTS THREE FACTORS RELEVANT TO PRESENT VALUE CALCULATIONS 733 THE OPPORTUNITY COST OF PUBLIC FUNDS 733 CONTENTS XVII REINVESTMENT OF PROJECT BENEFITS 738 THE SOCIAL RATE OF TIME PREFERENCE 739 THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS FROM NORMATIVE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND TAX THEORY 740 THE FIRST-BEST ENVIRONMENT 740 THE SECOND-BEST ENVIRONMENT 741 THE BRADFORD MODEL OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR RATE OF DISCOUNT 743 ONE-PERIOD GOVERNMENT INVESTMENTS 745 N-PERIOD GOVERNMENT INVESTMENTS 746 OTHER VIEWS ON THE APPROPRIATE RATE OF DISCOUNT 748 MARGTIN-FELDSTEIN: THE SOCIAL RATE OF TIME PREFERENCE 748 HARBERGER AND SJAASTADWISECARVER: THE OPPORTUNITY COST OF FUNDS 750 CONCLUSION 752 EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ON THE PUBLIC RATE OF DISCOUNT 753 WHAT DO THE EXPERTS SAY? 753 DISCOUNTING WITHIN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 755 CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS 756 REFERENCES 756 25 UNCERTAINTY AND THE ARROW-LIND THEOREM THE ARROW-LIND THEOREM 760 PROOF OF THE ARROWLIND THEOREM 761 IMPLICATIONS OF THE THEOREM 763 CAVEAT: SINGLE VERSUS MULTIPLE PROJECTS 763 CAVEAT: EXTERNALITIES 764 CAVEAT: ACTUAL FISCAL SYSTEMS 765 FURTHER REFLECTIONS ON THE ARROW*LIND THEOREM 768 REFERENCES 771 26 MEASUREMENT PROBLEMS IN COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS INTANGIBLES 775 VALUING A LIFE 775 LIMIT VALUES OF INTANGIBLES 778 LUMPINESS 778 FIRST-BEST BENEFIT MEASURES: A SINGLE PRICE CHANGE 779 FIRST-BEST BENEFIT MEASURES: MULTIPLE PRICE CHANGES 784 FIRST-BEST BENEFIT MEASURES: GENERAL TECHNOLOGY 785 BENEFIT MEASURES: SECOND-BEST CONSIDERATIONS 785 XVIII CONTENTS NONMARKETED BENEFITS 788 FIRST-BEST ENVIRONMENT 788 SECOND-BEST ANALYSIS 797 THE USE OF SHADOW PRICES FOR GOVERNMENT PROJECTS 800 REFERENCES 802 27 COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME JUSTIFICATIONS FOR IGNORING DISTRIBUTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS 806 JUSTIFICATIONS FOR INCLUDING DISTRIBUTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS 809 INCORPORATING DISTRIBUTIONAL PARAMETERS 810 NONOPTIMAL INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND SHADOW PRICES: THE BOADWAY FRAMEWORK 811 THE WEISBROD FRAMEWORK 812 CONCLUSION 816 REFERENCES 817 28 COMMON PITFALLS IN COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS THE CHAIN REACTION GAME 820 THE REGIONAL MULTIPLIER GAME 822 THE LABOR GAME 823 PURE DOUBLE COUNTING 825 THE PUBLIC SECTOR BIAS CHARGE 825 CONCLUSION 827 REFERENCE 827 V FISCAL FEDERALISM 29 OPTIMAL FEDERALISM: SORTING THE FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT WITHIN THE FISCAL HIERARCHY THE POTENTIAL FOR INCOMPATIBILITIES AND DESTRUCTIVE COMPETITION 832 CONTENTS XIX THE TWO FUNDAMENTAL SORTING QUESTIONS OF FISCAL FEDERALISM 833 SOCIAL WELFARE WITHIN FISCAL FEDERALISM 833 SORTING THE FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT WITHIN THE FISCAL HIERARCHY 834 STIGLER S PRESCRIPTION FOR AN OPTIMAL FEDERALISM 835 OATES PERFECT CORRESPONDENCE 836 OATES DECENTRALIZATION THEOREM 837 MISPERCEIVED PREFERENCES 839 LOCAL AUTONOMY IN A FIRST-BEST ENVIRONMENT? 840 OPTIMAL FEDERALISM AND THE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION 841 R DISTRIBUTION, THE COMPETITION PROBLEM, AND POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITIES 841 CRITICISMS OF THE PREVAILING MODEL 843 THE NEED FOR LOCAL SOCIAL WELFARE FUNCTIONS 848 OPTIMAL REDISTRIBUTION IN A FEDERALIST SYSTEM: AN ALTERNATIVE MODEL 848 COMMENTS ON OUR ALTERNATIVE MODEL 851 REFERENCES 853 30 OPTIMAL FEDERALISM: THE SORTING OF PEOPLE WITHIN THE FISCAL HIERARCHY THE MODELING DIMENSIONS 856 JURISDICTION FORMATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE THEORY OF CLUBS 859 REACHING THE OPTIMUM 864 FIXED COMMUNITIES AND HOUSING SITES: ADDING THE HOUSING MARKET 866 THE PAULY MODEL OF THE HOUSING MARKET 866 THE HOHAUS-KONRAD-THUM MODEL OF HOUSING MARKET DISTORTION 869 EMPIRICAL ESTIMATES OF PUBLIC SERVICES CAPITALIZATION 872 ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE 873 THE S TIG LIT Z MODEL 874 MOBILITY AND REDISTRIBUTION 881 THE BROWN-OATES MODEL 881 UNCERTAIN INCOMES 883 THE EPPLE-ROMER MODEL OF REDISTRIBUTION 886 REFERENCES 890 XX CONTENTS 31 THE ROLE OF GRANTS-IN-AID IN A FEDERALIST SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENTS OPTIMAL FEDERALISM AND GRANTS-IN-AID: NORMATIVE ANALYSIS 893 FIRST-BEST POLICY ENVIRONMENT 893 SECOND-BEST POLICY ENVIRONMENT 894 ALTERNATIVE DESIGN CRITERIA 898 THE LEGRAND GUIDELINES 899 APPLYING LEGRAND S PRINCIPLES; BRADBURY ET AL. 901 REDISTRIBUTING THROUGH MATCHING GRANTS 90S ESTIMATING THE DEMAND FOR STATE AND LOCAL PUBLIC SERVICES 905 THE MEDIAN VOTER MODEL 905 SURVEYS 916 THE RESPONSE TO GRANTS-IN-AID 920 THE FLYPAPER EFFECT 920 POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS OF THE FLYPAPER EFFECT 924 PROJECT GRANTS AND BUREAUCRATS 925 REFERENCES 928 INDEX 931
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