Rising Tax Rates and the Demand for Public Services: an Analytical Approach [by] Richard Dusansky and Lawrence P. Nordell
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Real Balances, Separability and the Slutsky Properties
The Foundation of Money Illusion in Neoclassical Micro-monetary Model
The Financial Crisis of the Cities and the Macroeconomics of Unbalanced Growth Revisited
The Real Balance Effect and the Traditional Theory of Consumer Behavior
The Fee and License Structure in New York State
General Equilibrium and Comparative Statics in an Exchange Economy with Money, Price Uncertainty and Transactions Costs
On the Micro Foundations of Monetary Theory
IMAL Housing Supply Over Time Under Uncertainty
Money Illusion in Demand Behavior
The Macro-dynamics of Urban Fiscal Crises
Corporate Income Tax Shifting in the U. S.
Utility-function Transformation and Money Illusion
Externality, Welfare and the Feasibility of Corrective Taxes
A Dynamic Economic Model of the Teaching Hospital
The Implications of Rational Behavior in a Pure Money Economy
Optimal Housing Supply Over Time Under Uncertainty
The Incidence of the Profits Tax in U.S. Manufacturing
Individual Welfare When Consumers Can Shop for Health Insurance
The Fiscal Implications of an Efficient Public Sector