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BMJ, 2010
Private finance initiative (PFI) hospitals are simply huge public sub prime mortgages. PFI perpetuates debt at exorbitant rates (interest is fixed at pre-credit crunch rates, I think), and in some cases the government is paying money to banks that it owns. Payments are for 30 years or longer. …
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Private finance initiative (PFI) hospitals are simply huge public sub prime mortgages. PFI perpetuates debt at exorbitant rates (interest is fixed at pre-credit crunch rates, I think), and in some cases the government is paying money to banks that it owns. Payments are for 30 years or longer. …
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Competitive Governments An Economic Theory Of Politics And Public Finance
, 2016Thank you very much for reading competitive governments an economic theory of politics and public finance. Maybe you have knowledge that, people have search hundreds times for their chosen novels like this competitive governments an economic theory of ...
E. Kaestner
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Journal of Political Economy, 1987
Public goods can be financed by direct taxation or a subsidy to private spending. This paper examines the relative efficiency and distributional consequences of the two methods. Efficiency is shown to depend on the price elasticity of private spending and the trade- off between public and private spending.
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Public goods can be financed by direct taxation or a subsidy to private spending. This paper examines the relative efficiency and distributional consequences of the two methods. Efficiency is shown to depend on the price elasticity of private spending and the trade- off between public and private spending.
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Policy Implications of Dynamic Public Finance
, 2015The dynamic public finance literature underwent significant changes over the past decade. This research agenda has now reached a stage at which it is able to analyze the design of social insurance programs and optimal taxation in rich environments that ...
M. Golosov, Aleh Tsyvinski
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Public finance in theory and practice [PDF]
National Tax Journal, 1993 Illustrates challenges faced by economists involved in the tax policy process, with a focus on two central issues (revenue measurement and the distributional effect of proposed tax changes).
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1984
Publisher Summary This chapter describes public finance. Public finance is concerned with the broad range of issues relating to government expenditure and the methods used to finance that expenditure. The methods used to raise revenue, and the purposes for which it is required, have varied considerably over time and from country to country.
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Publisher Summary This chapter describes public finance. Public finance is concerned with the broad range of issues relating to government expenditure and the methods used to finance that expenditure. The methods used to raise revenue, and the purposes for which it is required, have varied considerably over time and from country to country.
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Public finance and development
Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 1982Development requires raising and allocating resources and good economic policies. Whether government actually invests or not, its policies are central. And the central place in which governmental policies find their expression is the budget. One need not put the matter as dramatically as Schumpeter who heard the thunder of history in the numbers of the
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Progressivism and Academic Public Finance, 1880 to 1930
, 2014This article examines the institutionalization of public finance as a subfield of economics in American universities from the founding of professional academic economics departments in the 1880s through the eve of the Great Depression.
Marianne Johnson
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Normative public finance without guilt: why normative public finance is positive public finance
2002There is a long-standing difference amongst public economists between those who think that collective choice must be formally acknowledged, and those who derive their policy recommendations from a social planning framework in which politics plays no role.
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