Contents:Society, State, and Public Finance: Setting the Analytical Stage; Welfare Economics and Public Finance; Fiscal Contitutionalism; Growth in the Real Size of Government Since 1970; Rules, Politics and the Normative Analysis of Taxation; Taxation, Production, and Redistribution; Public Revenue from Land Rent; Debt, Money, and Public Finance; Regulation by Taxation; Taxation, Black Markets, and Other Unintended Consequences; Public Enterprise: Retrospective Review and Prospective Theory; Privatization, Nationalization, and Aspects of Transition; Social Insurance
Redistribution, Poor Relief, and the Welfare StateEconomic Analysis and Efficiency in Public Expenditure; Local Public Finance; Federalism and Subsidiarity in National and International Contexts; Fiscal Sociology: What For?;
CoverTable of Contents -- 1 Society, State, and Public Finance: Setting the Analytical Stage -- 2 Welfare Economics and Public Finance -- 3 Fiscal Constitutionalism -- 4 Growth in the Real Size of Government since 1970 -- 5 Rules, Politics, and the Normative Analysis of Taxation -- 6 Taxation, Production, and Redistribution -- 7 Public Revenue from Land Rent -- 8 Debt, Money, and Public Finance -- 9 Regulation by Taxation -- 10 Taxation, Black Markets, and Other Unintended Consequences -- 11 Public Enterprise: Retrospective Review and Prospective Theory -- 12 Privatization, Nationalization, and Aspects of Transition -- 13 Social Insurance -- 14 Redistribution, Poor Relief, and the Welfare State -- 15 Economic Analysis and Efficiency in Public Expenditure -- 16 Local Public Finance -- 17 Federalism and Subsidiarity in National and International Contexts -- 18 Fiscal Sociology: What For?