Titlebook: Handbook of Public Finance; Jürgen G. Backhaus,Richard E. Wagner Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 Policy.Political

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Growth in the Real Size of Government Since 1970,This paper describes and comments on the growth of government since the late 19th century, and describes and assesses various efforts to account for this growth. In keeping with the intent of this volume, the focus is on the OECD nations generally, and not just on the U.S.

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Regulation by Taxation,This chapter examines some cases where taxation seems perhaps to be supported more as a means of accomplishing specific regulatory ends than as a means of raising general revenues. Many of these instances involve claims about the control of external costs, as through various environmental taxes and fees.

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Welfare Economics and Public Finance,ntervention based on concepts of economic efficiency and equity. The chapter then proceeds to discuss individual cases in which unregulated private market outcomes are generally considered to violate this criterion.

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Fiscal Contitutionalism,utional economics” to fiscal phenomena. We call this area “fiscal constitutionalism.” In modern times, it has been associated most notably with the work of James Buchanan and those operating in his tradition (among whom we more or less count ourselves).

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Public Enterprise: Retrospective Review and Prospective Theory, contours of this literature, but gives the bulk of its attention to exploring the potential contributions that public choice theorizing might make to our understanding of the actual conduct of public enterprises, conduct that often varies from what the normative literature prescribes.

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