State & local public finance - Fisher, Ronald C. (Mason, Ohio Thomson South-Western, 2007)
Contents: PART I: Introduction - Chapter 1: Why Study State and Local Government Finance? - - Chapter 2: Microeconomic Analysis: Market Efficiency and Market Failure - - PART II: Public Choice and Fiscal Federalism - Chapter 3: Public Choice Without Mobility: Voting - - Chapter 4: Demand for State and Local Goods and Services - - Chapter 5: Public Choice Through Mobility - - Chapter 6: Organization of Subnational Government - - PART III: Provision of State and Local Goods and Services - Chapter 7: Costs and Supply of State and Local Goods and Services - - Chapter 8: Pricing of Government Goods -User Charges - - Chapter 9: Intergovernmental Grants - - Chapter 10: Borrowing and Debt - - Chapter 11: The Budget Process - - PART IV: Revenue for State-Local Governments - Chapter 12: Principles of Tax Analysis - - Chapter 13: The Property Tax: Institutions and Structure - - Chapter 14: Property Tax: Economic Analysis and Effects - - Chapter 15: Sales and Excise Taxes - - Chapter 16: Income Taxes - - Chapter 17: Business Taxes - - Chapter 18: Revenue from Government Monopoly and Regulation - - PART V: Applications and Policy Analysis - Chapter 19: Education - - Chapter 20: Transportation - - Chapter 21: Health and Welfare - - Chapter 22: Economic Development.
Keywords: Finance, Public -- United States; Local finance -- United States; State-local relations -- United States; Intergovernmental fiscal relations -- United States