Emphasizing policymaking and policy analysis, POLICY APPLICATIONS AND PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC FINANCE, 2E, International Edition uses a variety of applications to deliver modern treatment of everything from overviews and definitions for undergraduates, to mathematical derivations of advanced topics for advanced and graduate-level courses. The text evenly addresses local, state, and federal issues, and shows students how to use fiscal federalism as a framework for analysis. Anderson also demonstrates the effects of international concerns on U.S. public policy, lacing the text with topical discussions on entities and issues that greatly affect the entire world, such as the IMF, World Bank, and Kyoto Protocol.
PART I: OVERVIEW OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR AND METHODS OF ANALYSIS
Ch 1 Economics of the Public Sector
Ch 2 Methods and Measurements in Public Finance
PART II: MARKET EFFICIENCY, MARKET FAILURE, AND THE NEED FOR GOVERNMENTS
Ch 3 Welfare Economics and Public Goods
Ch 4 Externalities
Ch 5 Income Distribution and Transfer Programs
PART III: SOCIAL CHOICE AND ANALYSIS OF GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS
Ch 6 Collective Decision Making
Ch 7 Benefit-Cost Analysis in Program Evaluation
Ch 8 The Pricing of Public Goods and Services
Ch 9 Social Insurance Programs
PART IV: EFFICIENCY AND EQUITY EFFECTS OF TAXES AND SUBSIDIES
Ch10 The Structure of Taxes
Ch11 Efficiency Effects of Taxes and Subsidies
Ch12 Incentive Effects of Taxation
Ch13 Equity Aspects of Taxes and Expenditures
PART V: PARTICULAR TAXES AND POLICY ISSUES
Ch14 Income and Payroll Taxes
Ch15 The Corporate Income Tax
Ch16 Sales and Excise Taxes
Ch17 Property Taxes
PART VI: MULTILEVEL GOVERNMENT AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
Ch18 Deficit Finance, Government Budgets and Borrowing
Ch19 Multilevel Government Finance
Ch20 The Economics of Local Governments
Ch21 Policy Analysis and Policymaking
◎作者：John E. Anderson
現職：University of Nebraska, Lincoln
學歷：PH.D in economics from the Claremont Graduate School