Public finance and public policy / Jonathan Gruber.

Author
Gruber, Jonathan [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Εdition
2nd ed.
Published/​Created
New York, NY : Worth Publishers, ©2007.
Description
xxxviii, 756, [52] pages : illustrations (some color) ; 27 cm

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          Subject(s)
          Bibliographic references
          Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
          Contents
          • Machine derived contents note: PART I Introduction and Background
          • 1 Why Study Public Finance? 1
          • 2 Theoretical Tools of Public Finance 23
          • Appendix: The Mathematics of Utility Maximization 57
          • 3 Empirical Tools of Public Finance 59
          • Appendix: Cross-Sectional Regression Analysis. 83
          • 4 Tools of Budget Analysis 86
          • PART II Externalities and Public Goods
          • 5 Externalities: Problems and Solutions 115
          • 6 Externalities in Action: Environmental and Health Externalities 144
          • 7 Public Goods 169
          • Appendix: The Mathematics of Public Goods Provision 190
          • 8 Cost-Benefit Analysis 193
          • 9 Political Economy 215
          • 10 State and Local Government Expenditures 247
          • 11 Education 273
          • PART III Social Insurance and Redistribution
          • 12 Social Insurance: The New Function of Government 301
          • Appendix: Mathematical Models of Expected Utility 328
          • 13 Social Security 331
          • 14 Unemployment Insurance, Disability Insurance, and Workers' Compensation . 365
          • Appendix: Advanced Quasi-Experimental Analysis 390
          • 15 Health Insurance I: Health Economics and Private Health Insurance 392
          • 16 Health Insurance II: Medicare, Medicaid, and Health Care Reform 421
          • 17 Income Distribution and Welfare Programs. 452
          • PART IV Taxation in Theory and Practice
          • 18 Taxation in the United States and Around the World 485
          • 19 The Equity Implications of Taxation: Tax Incidence 517
          • Appendix: The Mathematics of Tax Incidence 545
          • 20 Tax Inefficiencies and Their Implications for Optimal Taxation 547
          • Appendix: The Mathematics of Optimal Taxation 580
          • 21 Taxes on Labor Supply 585
          • 22 Taxes on Savings 607
          • 23 Taxes on Risk Taking and Wealth 633
          • 24 Corporate Taxation 657
          • 25 Fundamental Tax Reform 689
          • Glossary G-1 Name Index NI-1
          • References R-1 Subject Index SI-1.
          ISBN
          • 0716766310 ((hbk.))
          • 9780716766315 ((hbk.))
          • 9780716799054 ((hbk.))
          • 0716799057 ((hbk.))
          LCCN
          2006937926
          OCLC
          82145321
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