TitleThe Theory of taxation for developing countries / edited by David Newbery, Nicholas Stern
Imprint New York : Oxford University Press, c1987
Descript xvi, 694 p. : ill. ; 24 cm

CONTENT

Introduction -- Theory -- Theory of optimal commodity and income taxation: an introduction -- Aspects of the General theory of reform -- Econometric issues for tas design in Developing countries -- Dynamic issues -- taxation, cost-benefit analysis, and effective protection -- Structural issues and taxation -- Taxation and development -- Quantitative characteristics of the tax systems -- Tax feform in Developing countries -- Public policy and the labor market in Developing countries -- Case studies in tax reform -- Alternative sources of government revenue: Illustrations from India, 1979-80 -- Some lessons from mexico's tax reform -- Theory of agricultural taxation -- Agricultural taxation: the main issues -- Theory of tax desing for Developing countries -- Optimal taxation and shadow pricing in a Developing economy -- Taxation and pricing of agricultural and industrial goods in Developing economies -- Empirical studies of agricultural -- Multimarket analysis of agricultural pricing policies in korea -- Identifying desirable directions of agricultural price reform in Korea -- Short-Run macroeconomic effects of agricultural pricing policies -- Taxation and pricing in other sectors -- Incidence of fuel taxes: a comparative study of three countries -- Pricing publicly supplied goods and servies -- Efficiency and equity implications of subsidies to secondary education in Kenya -- Effects of domestic tases on foreign private investment -- Optimal tas theory and development policy: directions for future research -- Conclusions


SUBJECT

  1. Taxation -- Developing countries

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