Local Provision of Public Services. The Tiebout Model After Twenty-Five Years

Content: 
STUDIES IN URBAN ECONOMICS, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Page ix
Preface, Page xi
Chapter 1 - THE TIEBOUT MODEL AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS: AN OVERVIEW, Pages 1-15, George R. Zodrow
Chapter 2 - THE THEORY OF LOCAL PUBLIC GOODS TWENTY–FIVE YEARS AFTER TIEBOUT: A PERSPECTIVE, Pages 17-53, Joseph E. Stiglitz
Chapter 3 - BEYOND TIEBOUT: MODELING THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, Pages 55-83, Susan Rose-Ackerman
Chapter 4 - A REVIEW: IS THE PROPERTY TAX A BENEFIT TAX?, Pages 85-107, Bruce W. Hamilton
Chapter 5 - THE INCIDENCE OF THE PROPERTY TAX: THE BENEFIT VIEW VERSUS THE NEW VIEW, Pages 109-129, George R. Zodrow, Peter Mieszkowski
Chapter 6 - INCOME REDISTRIBUTION IN A FEDERAL SYSTEM, Pages 131-143, William H. Oakland
Chapter 7 - ARE PROPERTY TAXES CAPITALIZED INTO HOUSE VALUES?, Pages 145-163, Howard S. Bloom, Helen F. Ladd, John Yinger
Chapter 8 - VOTING AND SPENDING: SOME EMPIRICAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF LOCAL PUBLIC FINANCE, Pages 165-183, Thomas Romer, Howard Rosenthal