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020			_a(hbk)
040			_cPK-IsLIS
082			_a336 _bP629
100			_aPigou, A. C.
245		2	_aA study in public finance _c/ A. C. Pigou
250			_a3rd ed.
260			_bMacmillan & Co. _aLondon : _c1962
300			_axviii, 285 p.
650			_aEconomics
942			_cBK
505	0		_a1. Preliminary 2. Principles of compensation 3. Non transfer and transfer expenditure by government authorities 4. The finance of business undertakings operated by public authorities 5. Range of government expenditure 6. The place of loans other then war loans in public finance 7. Principles of taxation 8. Tax schemes and tax formulae 9. The interaction of different tax formulae 10. The principle of least sacrifice and the distributional aspect of taxation 11. The principles of least sacrifice announcements to equal income groups 12. Distributional and announcement considerations in combination 13. The structure of an equal sacrifices income tax where there are no savings 14. And earned income and investment income should be treated differently 15. Taxes and bounties to correct maladjustments 16. Differentiation in taxation between different sorts of expenditure 17. Tax and savings 18. Differentiation between sources of income 19. Taxes assessed on investment income versus taxes assessed on property 20. Duties and taxes on investment 21. Taxes on the public value of land 22. Taxes on monopoly revenue 23. Taxes on windfalls 24. International reactions of domestic taxes 25. Taxing the foreigner by personal taxes 26. Reparation leaves and the ration of interchange or terms of trades 27. The implication of reparation payments for prices under an international gold standard 28. Net contribution received b reparation receiving country from the reparation paying country 29. General uniform ad valorem taxes upon imports and exports 30. Protective duties Part 2 : Public finance and employment 31. Introductory 32. Employment and unemployment in relation to the money 33. The implications of reflex influences from changes in money rates of wages of the money wages bill 34. Money wages bill in relation to aggregate money outlay if money wage rates are fixed 35. Aggregate money out lay in relations to public finance operations 36. The principle ways in which public authorities may affect aggregate money outlay in the internet of employment 37. The timing outlays by public authorities 38. Government purchases for stock in bad times and sales out of store in good times 39. The adjustment of insurance contribution between bad times and good 40. Subsidies to employers in respect of wages in bad times 41. An academic refinement 42. Once for all expansions in the money wages bill 43. Trend movement