Solutions manual to accompany : intermediate public economics

Nigar Hashimzade is Professor of Economics at Reading University. Jean Hindriks is Professor in the Economics Department and Co-director of the Center for Operations Research and Econometrics (CORE) at the Universit Catholique de Louvain. Gareth D. Myles is Professor of Economics at the University of Exeter, a Research Fellow at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, London, and the author of Public Economics.

I Public Economics and the Public Sector
1 An Introduction to Public Economics	p. 3
2 Equilibrium and Efficiency	p. 17
3 Behavioral Economics	p. 53
II Government
4 Public Sector Statistics	p. 69
5 Theories of the Public Sector	p. 81
III Departures from Efficiency
6 Public Goods	p. 107
7 Club Goods and Local Public Goods	p. 133
8 Externalities	p. 155
9 Imperfect Competition	p. 183
10 Asymmetric Information	p. 219
IV Political Economy
11 Voting	p. 247
12 Rent-Seeking	p. 265
V Equity and Distribution
13 Optimality and Comparability	p. 285
14 Inequality and Poverty	p. 311
VI Taxation
15 Commodity Taxation	p. 345
16 Income Taxation	p. 373
17 Tax Evasion	p. 411
18 The Limits to Redistribution	p. 433
VII Multiple Jurisdictions
19 Fiscal Federalism	p. 447
20 Fiscal Competition	p. 477
21 Issues in International Taxation	p. 499
VIII Issues of Time
22 Intertemporal Efficiency	p. 523
23 Social Security	p. 537
24 Economic Growth	p. 561
IX Applications
25 Cost-Benefit Analysis	p. 595
26 Economics of Climate Policy	p. 609

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