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HARVEY ROSEN, TED GAYER PUBLIC FANCE

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Interernmental Grants Typ of Grants The Flypaper Effect Interernmental Grants for Edutn Overview Summary Discsn QutnsAPPENDIX: SOME BASIC MICROECONOMICSGLOSSARYREFERENCESNAME INDEXSUBJECT INDEXPUBLIC FINANCE The McGraw-Hill Seri Enomics ESSENTIALS OF ECONOMICS Be, McConnell, and Flynn Essentials of Enomics Send Edn Manl Enomics: The Basics First Edn Schiller Essentials of Enomics Seventh Edn PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS Slav Enomics, Microenomics, and Macroenomics Nth Edn ECONOMICS OF SOCIAL ISSUES Guell Issu Enomics Today Fifth Edn Sharp, Register, and Grim Enomics of Social Issu Neteenth Edn Colanr Enomics, Microenomics, and Macroenomics Eighth Edn ECONOMETRICS Frank and Bernanke Prcipl of Enomics, Prcipl of Microenomics, Prcipl of Macroenomics Fourth Edn Gujarati and Porter Essentials of Enometrics Fourth Edn Frank and Bernanke Brief Edns: Prcipl of Enomics, Prcipl of Microenomics, Prcipl of Macroenomics First Edn Baye Managerial Enomics and Bs Strategy Seventh Edn McConnell, Be, and Flynn Enomics, Microenomics, and Macroenomics Eighteenth Edn McConnell, Be, and Flynn Brief Edns: Microenomics and Macroenomics First Edn Miller Prcipl of Microenomics First Edn Samuelson and Nordhs Enomics, Microenomics, and Macroenomics Neteenth Edn Schiller The Enomy Today, The Micro Enomy Today, and The Macro Enomy Today Twelfth Edn Gujarati and Porter Basic Enometrics Fifth Edn MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS Brickley, Smh, and Zimmerman Managerial Enomics and Organizatnal Archecture Fifth Edn Thomas and Mrice Managerial Enomics Tenth Edn INTERMEDIATE ECONOMICS Bernheim and Whston Microenomics First Edn MONEY AND BANKING Cecchetti Money, Bankg, and Fancial Markets Send Edn URBAN ECONOMICS O’Sullivan Urban Enomics Seventh Edn LABOR ECONOMICS Borjas Labor Enomics Fifth Edn McConnell, Be, and Macpherson Contemporary Labor Enomics Nth Edn PUBLIC FINANCE Rosen and Gayer Public Fance Nth Edn Seidman Public Fance First Edn ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS Field and Field Environmental Enomics: An Introductn Fifth Edn INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS Appleyard, Field, and Cobb Internatnal Enomics Seventh Edn Dornbch, Fischer, and Startz Macroenomics Tenth Edn Kg and Kg Internatnal Enomics, Globalizatn, and Policy: A Rear Fifth Edn Frank Microenomics and Behavr Eighth Edn Pugel Internatnal Enomics Fourteenth Edn ADVANCED ECONOMICS Romer Advanced Macroenomics Third Edn PUBLIC FINANCE NINTH EDITION Harvey S. Rosen Prceton Universy Ted Gayer Geetown Universy PUBLIC FINANCE Published by McGraw-Hill/Irw, a bs un of The McGraw-Hill Compani, Inc., 1221 Avenue of the Ameris, New York, NY, 10020.

[E-BOOK] PUBLIC FANCE BY HARVEY S. ROSEN AND TED GAYER

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Weberg Ted Gayer is an associate profsor at Profsor of Enomics and Bs Policy at Geetown Universy’s Public Policy Instute.

Profsor Rearch, is well known for his ntributns to Gayer has published rearch environmental the fields of Public Fance, Labor Enomics, enomics, regulatn, and tn policy. Rosen and Ted Gayer up-to-date tools and supplements Animated PowerPot Slis The Nth edn clus revised, -pth, prehensive PowerPot slis wh animated graphs and figur that appear as if drawn le by le to clarify difficult ncepts for stunts.

Now they are llege graduat, and have been lighted to wele Zachary Gayer and Jab Gayer to the Public Fance fay. Rosen and Ted Gayer Brief Table of Contents Part I Part IV GETTING STARTED 1 FRAMEWORK FOR TAX ANALYSIS 1 2 3 Introductn 2 Tools of Posive Analysis 18 Tools of Normative Analysis 34 14 15 16 Taxatn and Ine Distributn 302 Taxatn and Efficiency 329 Efficient and Equable Taxatn 352 Part II Part V PUBLIC EXPENDITURE: PUBLIC GOODS AND EXTERNALITIES 53 THE UNITED STATES REVENUE SYSTEM 379 4 5 6 7 8 Public Goods 54 Externali 73 Polil Enomy 108 Edutn 136 Cost-Benef Analysis 152 17 18 19 20 21 Part III 11 12 13 The Health Care Market 180 Government and the Market for Health Care 205 Social Secury 227 Ine Redistributn: Conceptual Issu Expendure Programs for the Poor 275 The Personal Ine Tax 380 Personal Taxatn and Behavr 415 The Corporatn Tax 438 Defic Fance 461 Fundamental Tax Reform: Tax on Consumptn and Wealth 477 Part VI PUBLIC EXPENDITURE: SOCIAL INSURANCE AND INCOME MAINTENANCE 179 9 10 301 MULTIGOVERNMENT PUBLIC FINANCE 505 22 256 Public Fance a Feral System 506 Appendix 537 Glossary 559 Referenc 568 Name Inx 581 Subject Inx 585 xv Table of Contents Part I GETTING STARTED 1 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 2 Public Fance and Iology 3 Organic View of Government 3 Mechanistic View of Government 4 Viewpot of This Book 5 Government at a Glance 5 The Legal Framework 6 The Size of Government 7 Expendur 10 Revenu 12 Our Agenda 13 Summary 14 Discsn Qutns 14 Appendix: Dog Rearch Public Fance 16 CHAPTER 2 TOOLS OF POSITIVE ANALYSIS 18 The Role of Theory 18 Csatn vers Correlatn 20 Experimental Studi 21 Conductg an Experimental Study 22 Pfalls of Experimental Studi 23 Observatnal Studi 24 Conductg an Observatnal Study 25 Pfalls of Observatnal Studi 26 Quasi-Experimental Studi 27 Conductg a Quasi-Experimental Study 28 Pfalls of Quasi-Experimental Studi 30 Conclns 31 Summary 32 Discsn Qutns 32 CHAPTER 3 TOOLS OF NORMATIVE ANALYSIS Welfare Enomics 34 Pure Enomy Exchange 34 Productn Enomy 39 xvi 34 The First Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Enomics 41 Fairns and the Send Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Enomics 42 Market Failure 46 Market Power 46 Nonexistence of Markets 47 Overview 48 Buyg to Welfare Enomics 48 Summary 50 Discsn Qutns 50 Part II PUBLIC EXPENDITURE: PUBLIC GOODS AND EXTERNALITIES 53 CHAPTER 4 PUBLIC GOODS 54 Public Goods Defed 54 Efficient Provisn of Public Goods 56 Derivg the Efficiency Condn 58 Problems Achievg Efficiency 61 The Free Rir Problem 63 The Privatizatn Debate 64 Public vers Private Provisn 64 Public vers Private Productn 65 Public Goods and Public Choice 68 Summary 69 Discsn Qutns 69 Appendix: Preference Revelatn Mechanisms CHAPTER 5 EXTERNALITIES 73 The Nature of Externali 74 Graphil Analysis 76 Implitns 77 Concln 81 Private Rpons 81 Bargag and the Coase Theorem Mergers 83 Social Conventns 83 81 71 Table of Contents Public Rpons to Externali: Tax and Subsidi 84 Tax 84 Subsidi 85 Public Rpons to Externali: Emissns Fe and Cap-and-Tra Programs 87 Emissns Fee 88 Cap-and-Tra 91 Emissns Fee vers Cap-and-Tra 93 Command-and-Control Regulatn 97 The US Rponse 99 Progrs wh Incentive-based Approach 100 Implitns for Ine Distributn 101 Who Benefs?

Its end li the prervatn and advancement of a muny of physilly and psychilly homogeneo creatur. For more tails, see Gayer and Horowz [2006]. Some evince suggts that poor neighborhoods tend to have more exposure to air pollutn than high-e neighborhoods [Gayer, 2000].