1st Edition

Handbook of Public Sector Economics

Edited By Donijo Robbins Copyright 2005
796 Pages 36 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

796 Pages 36 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

The Handbook of Public Sector Economics builds an understanding of the role of public economics in public administration, public policy, and decision making. The handbook introduces a wide variety of current issues related to the public provision and production of goods and services. The volume documents the history of economics and fiscal doctrine, explores the theory of public goods and the... Read more
Introduction to Public Economics and Fiscal Doctrine
The Evolution of Economics: The Search for a Theory
of Value, Lynn C. Burbridge

Basic Economics of Fiscal Decentralization, William Voorhees

Voting and Representative Democracy, Jane Beckett-Camarata

Bureaucracy and Bureaucrats, Patricia Moore

Theory of Public Goods
Public Goods, Paul C. Trogen

Provision and Production of Public Goods, Robert J. Eger III

Collection, Allocation, and Distribution
of Resources
Tax Systems and Structures, Carol Ebdon

Fiscal Characteristics of Public Expenditures, Suzanne Leland

Intergovernmental Grants, Shama Gamkhar

Public Debt and Stability, Gary R. Rassel

Transportation Infrastructure, John R. Bartle

E-Government Expenditures, Donijo Robbins and Gerald J. Miller

Market Reactions Collection, Allocation,
and Distribution
Government Fiscal Policy Impacts, Gerald J. Miller

Taxation and Consumer Behavior, Helisse Levine-Schayowitz

Federal Taxes and Decision Making: Individual Income,
Corporate Income, and Social Security Taxes, John D. Wong

Wealth, Property, and Asset-Building Policy in the U.S., Renée A. Irvin

International Trade and Public Policy: The Big Picture, Rafael Reuveny

Biography

Donijo Robbins, Jack Rabin, Paul C. Trogen Ph.D, Carol Ebdon,Suzanne Leland, Shama Gamkhar