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Contents
Preface
xix
I PUBLIC ECONOMICS AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
1
3
3
3
5
6
8
9
9
11
11
11
12
13
20
24
25
30
31
35
38
40
41
42
42
Π
GOVERNMENT
47
3
Public Sector Statistics
49
3.1
Introduction
49
3.2
Historical Development
49
1
An Introduction to Public Economics
1.1
Public Economics
1.2
Methods
1.3
Analyzing Policy
1.4
Preview
1.5
Scope
Further Reading
Exercises
2
Equilibrium and Efficiency
2.1
Introduction
2.2
Economic Models
2.3
Competitive Economies
2.3.1
The Exchange Economy
2.3.2
Production and Exchange
2.4
Efficiency of Competition
2.4.1
Single Consumer
2.4.2
Pareto-Efficiency
2.4.3
Efficiency in an Exchange Economy
2.4.4
Extension to Production
2.5
Lump-Sum Taxation
2.6
Discussion of Assumptions
2.7
Summary
Further Reading
Exercises
viii Contents
3.3
Composition of Expenditure
55
3.4
Revenue
61
3.5
Measuring the Government
67
3.6
Conclusions
69
Further Reading
69
Exercises
70
4
Theories of the Public Sector
73
4.1
Introduction
73
4.2
Justification for the Public Sector
73
4.2.1
The Minimal State
73
4.2.2
Market versus Government
75
4.2.3
Equity
76
4.2.4
Efficiency and Equity
77
4.3
Public Sector Growth
77
4.3.1
Development Models
78
4.3.2
Wagner's Law
79
4.3.3
Baumol's Law
80
4.3.4
A Political Model
81
4.3.5
Ratchet Effect
83
4.4
Excessive Government
84
4.4.1
Bureaucracy
84
4.4.2
Budget-Setting
87
4.4.3
Monopoly Power
88
4.4.4
Corruption
89
4.4.5
Government Agency
90
4.4.6
Cost Diffusion
92
4.5
Conclusions
93
Further Reading
94
Exercises
95
Ш
DEPARTURES FROM EFFICIENCY
99
5
Public Goods
101
5.1
Introduction
101
5.2
Definitions
102
5.3
Private Provision
103
ix Contents
5.4
Efficient
Provision 108
5.5
Voting
110
5.6
Personalized Prices
113
5.7
Mechanism Design
117
5.7.1
Examples of Preference Revelation
117
5.7.2
Clarke-Groves Mechanism
120
5.7.3
Clarke Tax
122
5.7.4
Further Comments
123
5.8
More on Private Provision
124
5.8.1
Neutrality and Population Size
124
5.8.2
Experimental Evidence
128
5.8.3
Modifications
130
5.9
Fund-Raising Campaigns
132
5.9.1
The Contribution Campaign
133
5.9.2
The Subscription Campaign
135
5.10
Conclusions
136
Further Reading
137
Exercises
138
6
Club Goods and Local Public Goods
143
6.1
Introduction
143
6.2
Definitions
144
6.3
Single-Product Clubs
145
6.3.1
Fixed Utilization
146
6.3.2
Variable Utilization
148
6.3.3
Two-Part Tariff
149
6.4
Clubs and the Economy
151
6.4.1
Small Clubs
152
6.4.2
Large Clubs
153
6.4.3
Conclusion
160
6.5
Local Public Goods
160
6.6
The Tiebout Hypothesis
164
6.7
Empirical Tests
167
6.8
Conclusions
169
Further Reading
169
Exercises
170
Contents
7
Externalities
7.1
Introduction
7.2
Externalities Defined
7.3
Market Inefficiency
7.4
Externality Examples
7.4.1
River Pollution
7.4.2
Traffic Jams
7.4.3
Pecuniary Externality
7.4.4
The Rat Race Problem
7.4.5
The Tragedy of the Commons
7.4.6
Bandwagon Effect
7.5
Pigouvian Taxation
7.6
Licenses
7.7
Internalization
7.8
The
Coase
Theorem
7.9
Nonconvexity
7.10
Conclusions
Further Reading
Exercises
8
Imperfect Competition
8.1
Introduction
8.2
Concepts of Competition
8.3
Market Structure
8.3.1
Defining the Market
8.3.2
Measuring Competition
8.4
Welfare
8.4.1
Inefficiency
8.4.2
Incomplete Information
8.4.3
Measures of Welfare Loss
8.5
Tax Incidence
8.6
Specific and Ad valorem Taxation
8.7
Regulation of Monopoly
8.8
Regulation of Oligopoly
8.8.1
Detecting Collusion
8.8.2
Merger Policy
8.9
Unions and Taxation
175
175
176
177
180
180
181
182
184
185
187
188
191
194
195
199
201
202
203
207
207
208
209
209
210
212
213
216
217
220
227
230
235
235
236
238
xi Contents
8.10
Monopsony
239
8.11
Conclusions
241
Further Reading
242
Exercises
244
9
Asymmetric Information
251
9.1
Introduction
251
9.2
Hidden Knowledge and Hidden Action
254
9.3
Actions or Knowledge?
255
9.4
Market Unraveling
256
9.4.1
Hazard Insurance
256
9.4.2
Government Intervention
259
9.5
Screening
261
9.5.1
Perfect Information Equilibrium
263
9.5.2
Imperfect Information Equilibrium
264
9.5.3
Government Intervention
268
9.6
Signaling
269
9.6.1
Educational Signaling
270
9.6.2
Implications
276
9.7
Moral Hazard (Hidden Action)
277
9.7.1
Moral Hazard in Insurance
278
9.7.2
Effort Observable
279
9.7.3
Effort Unobservable
281
9.7.4
Second-Best Contract
282
9.7.5
Government Intervention
284
9.8
Public Provision of Health Care
285
9.8.1
Efficiency
285
9.8.2 Redistributive
Politics
287
9.9
Evidence
289
9.10
Conclusions
291
Further Reading
291
Exercises
293
IV POLITICAL ECONOMY
299
10
Voting
301
10.1
Introduction
301
10.2
Stability
301
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10.3
Impossibility
303
10.4
Majority Rule
306
10.4.1
May's Theorem
306
10.4.2
CondorcetWinner
307
10.4.3
Median Voter Theorems
307
10.4.4
Multidimensional Voting
312
10.4.5
Agenda Manipulation
314
10.5
Alternatives to Majority Rule
317
10.5.1
Borda
Voting
318
10.5.2
Plurality Voting
319
10.5.3
Approval Voting
320
10.5.4
Runoff Voting
321
10.6
The Paradox of Voting
322
10.7
The "Alabama" Paradox
327
10.8
Conclusions
329
Further Reading
329
Exercises
331
11
Rent-Seeking
335
11.1
Introduction
335
11.2
Definitions
336
11.3
Rent-Seeking Games
338
11.3.1
Deterministic Game
339
11.3.2
Probabilistic Game
342
11.3.3
Free-Entry
344
11.3.4
Risk Aversion
345
11.3.5
Conclusions
346
11.4
Social Cost of Monopoly
346
11.5
Equilibrium Effects
349
11.6
Government Policy
352
11.6.1
Lobbying
352
11.6.2
Rent Creation
354
11.6.3
Conclusions
356
11.7
Informative Lobbying
356
11.8
Controlling Rent-Seeking
361
11.9
Conclusions
362
Further Reading
363
Exercises
364
Contents
V EQUITY AND DISTRIBUTION
367
12
Optimality and Comparability
369
12.1
Introduction
369
12.2
Social Optimality
370
12.3
Lump-Sum Taxes
373
12.4
Impossibility of Optimality
375
12.5
Non-Tax Redistribution
З8О
12.6
Aspects of Pareto-Efficiency
382
12.7
Social Welfare Functions
З85
12.8
Arrow's Theorem
З87
12.9
Interpersonal Comparability
З88
12.10
Comparability and Social Welfare
392
12.11
Conclusions
396
Further Reading
397
Exercises
399
13
Inequality and Poverty
403
13.1
Introduction
403
13.2
Measuring Income
404
13.3
Equivalence Scales
406
13.4
Inequality Measurement
412
13.4.1
The Setting
413
13.4.2
Statistical Measures 413
13.4.3
Inequality and Welfare
421
13.4.4
An Application
426
13.5
Poverty
428
13.5.1
Poverty and the Poverty Line
428
13.5.2
Poverty Measures
43О
13.5.3
Two Applications
434
13.6
Conclusions
435
Further Reading
' 437
Exercises
438
VI TAXATION
441
14
Commodity Taxation
443
14.1
Introduction
443
Contents
14.2 Deadweight
Loss
444
14.3 Optimal Taxation 447
14.4
Production Efficiency
451
14.5
Tax Rules
453
14.5.1
The Inverse Elasticity Rule
454
14.5.2
The Ramsey Rule
456
14.6
Equity Considerations
460
14.7
Applications
462
14.7.1
Reform
463
14.7.2
Optimality
465
14.8
Efficient Taxation
467
14.9
Public Sector Pricing
469
14.10
Conclusions
469
Further Reading
470
Exercises
471
15
Income Taxation
477
15.1
Introduction
477
15.2
Equity and Efficiency
478
15.3
Taxation and Labor Supply
479
15.4
Empirical Evidence
483
15.5
Optimal Income Taxation
486
15.6
Two Specializations
493
15.6.1
Quasi-Linearity
493
15.6.2
Rawlsian Taxation
496
15.7
Numerical Results
499
15.8
Tax Mix: Separation Principle
501
15.9
Voting over a Flat Tax
503
15.10
Conclusions
506
Further Reading
506
Exercises
508
16
Tax Evasion
513
16.1
Introduction
513
16.2
The Extent of Evasion
514
16.3
The Evasion Decision
516
16.4
Auditing and Punishment
523
16.5
Evidence on Evasion
526
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16.6
Effect of Honesty
529
16.7
Tax Compliance Game
531
16.8
Compliance and Social Interaction
534
16.9
Conclusions
536
Further Reading
536
Exercises
537
VII
MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS
541
17
Fiscal Federalism
543
17.1
Introduction
543
17.2
Arguments for Multi-level Government
544
17.2.1
The Costs of Uniformity
545
17.2.2
The Tiebout Hypothesis
547
17.2.3
Distributive Arguments
548
17.3
Optimal Structure: Efficiency versus Stability
548
17.4
Accountability
5 51
17.5
Risk Sharing
554
17.5.1
Voluntary Risk Sharing
555
17.5.2
Insurance versus Redistribution
557
17.6
Evidence on Decentralization
559
17.6.1
Decentralization around the World
559
17.6.2
Decentralization by Functions
560
17.6.3
Determinants of Decentralization
560
17.7
Conclusions
562
Further Reading
563
Exercises
564
18
Fiscal Competition
569
18.1
Introduction
569
18.2
Tax Competition
569
18.2.1
Competitive Behavior
570
18.2.2
Strategic Behavior
571
18.2.3
Size Matters
577
18.2.4
Tax Overlap
578
18.2.5
Tax Exporting
580
18.2.6
Efficient Tax Competition
582
xvi Contents
18.3
Income
Distribution 584
18.3.1
Perfect Mobility
584
18.3.2
Imperfect Mobility
585
18.3.3
Race to the Bottom
588
18.4
Intergovernmental Transfers
589
18.4.1
Efficiency
589
18.4.2
Redistribution
592
18.4.3
Flypaper Effect
593
18.5
Evidence
594
18.5.1
Race to the Bottom
594
18.5.2
Race to the Top
596
18.5.3
Tax Mimicking
597
18.6
Conclusions
597
Further Reading
599
Exercises
601
VIII
ISSUES OF TIME
605
19
Intertemporal
Efficiency
607
19.1
Introduction
607
19.2
Overlapping Generations
609
19.2.1
Time and Generations
609
19.2.2
Consumers
610
19.2.3
Production
611
19.3
Equilibrium
614
19.3.1
Intertemporal
Equilibrium
615
19.3.2
Steady State
615
19.4
Optimality and Efficiency
618
19.4.1
The Golden Rule
618
19.4.2
Pareto-Efficiency
621
19.5
Testing Efficiency
625
19.6
Conclusions
626
Further Reading
626
Exercises
627
20
Social Security
631
20.1
Introduction
631
20.2
Types of System
632
xvii Contents
634
637
639
643
646
651
653
659
660
661
665
665
666
666
673
679
679
681
685
688
693
Further Reading
694
Exercises
696
Index
699
20.3
The Pensions Crisis
20.
,4
The Simplest Program
20.5
Social Security and Production
20.
.6
Population Growth
20.
.7
Sustaining a Program
20.
.8
Ricardian Equivalence
20.9
Social Security Reform
20.
.10
Conclusions
Further Reading
Exercises
21
1
Economic Growth
21.
1
Introduction
21.
2
Exogenous Growth
21.2.1
Constant Savings Rate
21.2.2
Optimal Taxation
21.
.3
Endogenous Growth
21.3.1
Models of Endogenous Growth
21.3.2
Government Expenditure
21.
4
Policy Reform
21.
.5
Empirical Evidence
21.
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Contents
Preface
xix
I PUBLIC ECONOMICS AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
1
3
3
3
5
6
8
9
9
11
11
11
12
13
20
24
25
30
31
35
38
40
41
42
42
Π
GOVERNMENT
47
3
Public Sector Statistics
49
3.1
Introduction
49
3.2
Historical Development
49
1
An Introduction to Public Economics
1.1
Public Economics
1.2
Methods
1.3
Analyzing Policy
1.4
Preview
1.5
Scope
Further Reading
Exercises
2
Equilibrium and Efficiency
2.1
Introduction
2.2
Economic Models
2.3
Competitive Economies
2.3.1
The Exchange Economy
2.3.2
Production and Exchange
2.4
Efficiency of Competition
2.4.1
Single Consumer
2.4.2
Pareto-Efficiency
2.4.3
Efficiency in an Exchange Economy
2.4.4
Extension to Production
2.5
Lump-Sum Taxation
2.6
Discussion of Assumptions
2.7
Summary
Further Reading
Exercises
viii Contents
3.3
Composition of Expenditure
55
3.4
Revenue
61
3.5
Measuring the Government
67
3.6
Conclusions
69
Further Reading
69
Exercises
70
4
Theories of the Public Sector
73
4.1
Introduction
73
4.2
Justification for the Public Sector
73
4.2.1
The Minimal State
73
4.2.2
Market versus Government
75
4.2.3
Equity
76
4.2.4
Efficiency and Equity
77
4.3
Public Sector Growth
77
4.3.1
Development Models
78
4.3.2
Wagner's Law
79
4.3.3
Baumol's Law
80
4.3.4
A Political Model
81
4.3.5
Ratchet Effect
83
4.4
Excessive Government
84
4.4.1
Bureaucracy
84
4.4.2
Budget-Setting
87
4.4.3
Monopoly Power
88
4.4.4
Corruption
89
4.4.5
Government Agency
90
4.4.6
Cost Diffusion
92
4.5
Conclusions
93
Further Reading
94
Exercises
95
Ш
DEPARTURES FROM EFFICIENCY
99
5
Public Goods
101
5.1
Introduction
101
5.2
Definitions
102
5.3
Private Provision
103
ix Contents
5.4
Efficient
Provision 108
5.5
Voting
110
5.6
Personalized Prices
113
5.7
Mechanism Design
117
5.7.1
Examples of Preference Revelation
117
5.7.2
Clarke-Groves Mechanism
120
5.7.3
Clarke Tax
122
5.7.4
Further Comments
123
5.8
More on Private Provision
124
5.8.1
Neutrality and Population Size
124
5.8.2
Experimental Evidence
128
5.8.3
Modifications
130
5.9
Fund-Raising Campaigns
132
5.9.1
The Contribution Campaign
133
5.9.2
The Subscription Campaign
135
5.10
Conclusions
136
Further Reading
137
Exercises
138
6
Club Goods and Local Public Goods
143
6.1
Introduction
143
6.2
Definitions
144
6.3
Single-Product Clubs
145
6.3.1
Fixed Utilization
146
6.3.2
Variable Utilization
148
6.3.3
Two-Part Tariff
149
6.4
Clubs and the Economy
151
6.4.1
Small Clubs
152
6.4.2
Large Clubs
153
6.4.3
Conclusion
160
6.5
Local Public Goods
160
6.6
The Tiebout Hypothesis
164
6.7
Empirical Tests
167
6.8
Conclusions
169
Further Reading
169
Exercises
170
Contents
7
Externalities
7.1
Introduction
7.2
Externalities Defined
7.3
Market Inefficiency
7.4
Externality Examples
7.4.1
River Pollution
7.4.2
Traffic Jams
7.4.3
Pecuniary Externality
7.4.4
The Rat Race Problem
7.4.5
The Tragedy of the Commons
7.4.6
Bandwagon Effect
7.5
Pigouvian Taxation
7.6
Licenses
7.7
Internalization
7.8
The
Coase
Theorem
7.9
Nonconvexity
7.10
Conclusions
Further Reading
Exercises
8
Imperfect Competition
8.1
Introduction
8.2
Concepts of Competition
8.3
Market Structure
8.3.1
Defining the Market
8.3.2
Measuring Competition
8.4
Welfare
8.4.1
Inefficiency
8.4.2
Incomplete Information
8.4.3
Measures of Welfare Loss
8.5
Tax Incidence
8.6
Specific and Ad valorem Taxation
8.7
Regulation of Monopoly
8.8
Regulation of Oligopoly
8.8.1
Detecting Collusion
8.8.2
Merger Policy
8.9
Unions and Taxation
175
175
176
177
180
180
181
182
184
185
187
188
191
194
195
199
201
202
203
207
207
208
209
209
210
212
213
216
217
220
227
230
235
235
236
238
xi Contents
8.10
Monopsony
239
8.11
Conclusions
241
Further Reading
242
Exercises
244
9
Asymmetric Information
251
9.1
Introduction
251
9.2
Hidden Knowledge and Hidden Action
254
9.3
Actions or Knowledge?
255
9.4
Market Unraveling
256
9.4.1
Hazard Insurance
256
9.4.2
Government Intervention
259
9.5
Screening
261
9.5.1
Perfect Information Equilibrium
263
9.5.2
Imperfect Information Equilibrium
264
9.5.3
Government Intervention
268
9.6
Signaling
269
9.6.1
Educational Signaling
270
9.6.2
Implications
276
9.7
Moral Hazard (Hidden Action)
277
9.7.1
Moral Hazard in Insurance
278
9.7.2
Effort Observable
279
9.7.3
Effort Unobservable
281
9.7.4
Second-Best Contract
282
9.7.5
Government Intervention
284
9.8
Public Provision of Health Care
285
9.8.1
Efficiency
285
9.8.2 Redistributive
Politics
287
9.9
Evidence
289
9.10
Conclusions
291
Further Reading
291
Exercises
293
IV POLITICAL ECONOMY
299
10
Voting
301
10.1
Introduction
301
10.2
Stability
301
xii Contents
10.3
Impossibility
303
10.4
Majority Rule
306
10.4.1
May's Theorem
306
10.4.2
CondorcetWinner
307
10.4.3
Median Voter Theorems
307
10.4.4
Multidimensional Voting
312
10.4.5
Agenda Manipulation
314
10.5
Alternatives to Majority Rule
317
10.5.1
Borda
Voting
318
10.5.2
Plurality Voting
319
10.5.3
Approval Voting
320
10.5.4
Runoff Voting
321
10.6
The Paradox of Voting
322
10.7
The "Alabama" Paradox
327
10.8
Conclusions
329
Further Reading
329
Exercises
331
11
Rent-Seeking
335
11.1
Introduction
335
11.2
Definitions
336
11.3
Rent-Seeking Games
338
11.3.1
Deterministic Game
339
11.3.2
Probabilistic Game
342
11.3.3
Free-Entry
344
11.3.4
Risk Aversion
345
11.3.5
Conclusions
346
11.4
Social Cost of Monopoly
346
11.5
Equilibrium Effects
349
11.6
Government Policy
352
11.6.1
Lobbying
352
11.6.2
Rent Creation
354
11.6.3
Conclusions
356
11.7
Informative Lobbying
356
11.8
Controlling Rent-Seeking
361
11.9
Conclusions
362
Further Reading
363
Exercises
364
Contents
V EQUITY AND DISTRIBUTION
367
12
Optimality and Comparability
369
12.1
Introduction
369
12.2
Social Optimality
370
12.3
Lump-Sum Taxes
373
12.4
Impossibility of Optimality
375
12.5
Non-Tax Redistribution
З8О
12.6
Aspects of Pareto-Efficiency
382
12.7
Social Welfare Functions
З85
12.8
Arrow's Theorem
З87
12.9
Interpersonal Comparability
З88
12.10
Comparability and Social Welfare
392
12.11
Conclusions
396
Further Reading
397
Exercises
399
13
Inequality and Poverty
403
13.1
Introduction
403
13.2
Measuring Income
404
13.3
Equivalence Scales
406
13.4
Inequality Measurement
412
13.4.1
The Setting
413
13.4.2
Statistical Measures 413
13.4.3
Inequality and Welfare
421
13.4.4
An Application
426
13.5
Poverty
428
13.5.1
Poverty and the Poverty Line
428
13.5.2
Poverty Measures
43О
13.5.3
Two Applications
434
13.6
Conclusions
435
Further Reading
' 437
Exercises
438
VI TAXATION
441
14
Commodity Taxation
443
14.1
Introduction
443
Contents
14.2 Deadweight
Loss
444
14.3 Optimal Taxation 447
14.4
Production Efficiency
451
14.5
Tax Rules
453
14.5.1
The Inverse Elasticity Rule
454
14.5.2
The Ramsey Rule
456
14.6
Equity Considerations
460
14.7
Applications
462
14.7.1
Reform
463
14.7.2
Optimality
465
14.8
Efficient Taxation
467
14.9
Public Sector Pricing
469
14.10
Conclusions
469
Further Reading
470
Exercises
471
15
Income Taxation
477
15.1
Introduction
477
15.2
Equity and Efficiency
478
15.3
Taxation and Labor Supply
479
15.4
Empirical Evidence
483
15.5
Optimal Income Taxation
486
15.6
Two Specializations
493
15.6.1
Quasi-Linearity
493
15.6.2
Rawlsian Taxation
496
15.7
Numerical Results
499
15.8
Tax Mix: Separation Principle
501
15.9
Voting over a Flat Tax
503
15.10
Conclusions
506
Further Reading
506
Exercises
508
16
Tax Evasion
513
16.1
Introduction
513
16.2
The Extent of Evasion
514
16.3
The Evasion Decision
516
16.4
Auditing and Punishment
523
16.5
Evidence on Evasion
526
xv Contents
16.6
Effect of Honesty
529
16.7
Tax Compliance Game
531
16.8
Compliance and Social Interaction
534
16.9
Conclusions
536
Further Reading
536
Exercises
537
VII
MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS
541
17
Fiscal Federalism
543
17.1
Introduction
543
17.2
Arguments for Multi-level Government
544
17.2.1
The Costs of Uniformity
545
17.2.2
The Tiebout Hypothesis
547
17.2.3
Distributive Arguments
548
17.3
Optimal Structure: Efficiency versus Stability
548
17.4
Accountability
5 51
17.5
Risk Sharing
554
17.5.1
Voluntary Risk Sharing
555
17.5.2
Insurance versus Redistribution
557
17.6
Evidence on Decentralization
559
17.6.1
Decentralization around the World
559
17.6.2
Decentralization by Functions
560
17.6.3
Determinants of Decentralization
560
17.7
Conclusions
562
Further Reading
563
Exercises
564
18
Fiscal Competition
569
18.1
Introduction
569
18.2
Tax Competition
569
18.2.1
Competitive Behavior
570
18.2.2
Strategic Behavior
571
18.2.3
Size Matters
577
18.2.4
Tax Overlap
578
18.2.5
Tax Exporting
580
18.2.6
Efficient Tax Competition
582
xvi Contents
18.3
Income
Distribution 584
18.3.1
Perfect Mobility
584
18.3.2
Imperfect Mobility
585
18.3.3
Race to the Bottom
588
18.4
Intergovernmental Transfers
589
18.4.1
Efficiency
589
18.4.2
Redistribution
592
18.4.3
Flypaper Effect
593
18.5
Evidence
594
18.5.1
Race to the Bottom
594
18.5.2
Race to the Top
596
18.5.3
Tax Mimicking
597
18.6
Conclusions
597
Further Reading
599
Exercises
601
VIII
ISSUES OF TIME
605
19
Intertemporal
Efficiency
607
19.1
Introduction
607
19.2
Overlapping Generations
609
19.2.1
Time and Generations
609
19.2.2
Consumers
610
19.2.3
Production
611
19.3
Equilibrium
614
19.3.1
Intertemporal
Equilibrium
615
19.3.2
Steady State
615
19.4
Optimality and Efficiency
618
19.4.1
The Golden Rule
618
19.4.2
Pareto-Efficiency
621
19.5
Testing Efficiency
625
19.6
Conclusions
626
Further Reading
626
Exercises
627
20
Social Security
631
20.1
Introduction
631
20.2
Types of System
632
xvii Contents
634
637
639
643
646
651
653
659
660
661
665
665
666
666
673
679
679
681
685
688
693
Further Reading
694
Exercises
696
Index
699
20.3
The Pensions Crisis
20.
,4
The Simplest Program
20.5
Social Security and Production
20.
.6
Population Growth
20.
.7
Sustaining a Program
20.
.8
Ricardian Equivalence
20.9
Social Security Reform
20.
.10
Conclusions
Further Reading
Exercises
21
1
Economic Growth
21.
1
Introduction
21.
2
Exogenous Growth
21.2.1
Constant Savings Rate
21.2.2
Optimal Taxation
21.
.3
Endogenous Growth
21.3.1
Models of Endogenous Growth
21.3.2
Government Expenditure
21.
4
Policy Reform
21.
.5
Empirical Evidence
21.
6
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| spelling | Hindriks, Jean Verfasser (DE-588)130398063 aut Intermediate public economics Jean Hindriks and Gareth D. Myles Cambridge, Mass. [u.a.] MIT Press 2006 XVII, 724 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Erg.: Hashimzade, Nigar: Solutions manual to accompany Intermediate public economics Includes bibliographical references and index Economía del bienestar Ekonomi politikası Finances publiques Finances publiques rasuqam Hacienda pública Imposition rasuqam Maliye, Kamu Modèle économique rasuqam Politique économique Politique économique rasuqam Política económica Refah ekonomisi Répartition du revenu rasuqam Économie du bien-être Économie du bien-être rasuqam Économie publique rasuqam Finanzwirtschaft Wirtschaftspolitik Welfare economics Finance, Public Economic policy Öffentlicher Sektor (DE-588)4056673-0 gnd rswk-swf Öffentliche Wirtschaft (DE-588)4242500-1 gnd rswk-swf Wohlfahrtstheorie (DE-588)4066735-2 gnd rswk-swf Finanzwissenschaft (DE-588)4121273-3 gnd rswk-swf Öffentlicher Sektor (DE-588)4056673-0 s Finanzwissenschaft (DE-588)4121273-3 s DE-604 Öffentliche Wirtschaft (DE-588)4242500-1 s DE-188 Wohlfahrtstheorie (DE-588)4066735-2 s Myles, Gareth D. 1961- Verfasser (DE-588)124942180 aut Ergänzung Hashimzade, Nigar Solutions manual to accompany Intermediate public economics 2006 978-0-262-58269-8 (DE-604)BV021560933 Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014776859&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Hindriks, Jean Myles, Gareth D. 1961- Intermediate public economics Economía del bienestar Ekonomi politikası Finances publiques Finances publiques rasuqam Hacienda pública Imposition rasuqam Maliye, Kamu Modèle économique rasuqam Politique économique Politique économique rasuqam Política económica Refah ekonomisi Répartition du revenu rasuqam Économie du bien-être Économie du bien-être rasuqam Économie publique rasuqam Finanzwirtschaft Wirtschaftspolitik Welfare economics Finance, Public Economic policy Öffentlicher Sektor (DE-588)4056673-0 gnd Öffentliche Wirtschaft (DE-588)4242500-1 gnd Wohlfahrtstheorie (DE-588)4066735-2 gnd Finanzwissenschaft (DE-588)4121273-3 gnd |
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| title_full | Intermediate public economics Jean Hindriks and Gareth D. Myles |
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| title_short | Intermediate public economics |
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| topic | Economía del bienestar Ekonomi politikası Finances publiques Finances publiques rasuqam Hacienda pública Imposition rasuqam Maliye, Kamu Modèle économique rasuqam Politique économique Politique économique rasuqam Política económica Refah ekonomisi Répartition du revenu rasuqam Économie du bien-être Économie du bien-être rasuqam Économie publique rasuqam Finanzwirtschaft Wirtschaftspolitik Welfare economics Finance, Public Economic policy Öffentlicher Sektor (DE-588)4056673-0 gnd Öffentliche Wirtschaft (DE-588)4242500-1 gnd Wohlfahrtstheorie (DE-588)4066735-2 gnd Finanzwissenschaft (DE-588)4121273-3 gnd |
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