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Institute for Fiscal Studies

Fiscal Studies

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1990, Volume 11, Issue 4

44-62 Low income families 1979-87
by Paul Johnson & Webb, Steven
63-81 Conceding flexibility in fiscal management: the case of public spending end-year flexibility
by Colin Thain & Maurice Wright

1990, Volume 11, Issue 3

1-11 The early days of IFS
by Bill Robinson
12-26 Gradualism and shock treatment of tax and structural reform
by John Flemming
27-38 The housing market and consumer spending
by Alan Carruth & Andrew Henley
39-54 The first months of the Community Charge
by Michael Ridge & Stephen Smith
55-70 The abolition of the pensions 'earnings rule'
by Edward Whitehouse
71-88 Management buy-outs from the public sector: ownership form and incentive issues
by Steve Thompson & Mike Wright & Ken Robbie

1990, Volume 11, Issue 2

1-7 The mid-term financial strategy
by Andrew Britton
8-17 UK entry to the ERM: what level?
by Giles Keating
18-26 The 1990 Budget and the EMS
by David Currie & Geoffrey Dicks
27-38 Savings, independent taxation and the 1990 Budget
by Andrew Dilnot & Paul Johnson & Graham Stark
39-54 The impossibility of perfect neutrality: fundamental issues in tax reform
by Jonathan Leape
55-75 The effects of income support measures on the labour market behaviour of lone mothers
by Ian Walker
76-89 'Adverse selection' features of poverty amongst lone mothers
by Stephen Jenkins & John Ermisch & Robert Wright

1990, Volume 11, Issue 1

1-20 Why social security expenditure in the 1980s has risen faster than expected: the role of unemployment
by Richard Disney & Steven Webb
21-35 Harmonising corporate taxes in Europe
by Michael Devereux & Mark Pearson
36-52 The fall in the savings ratio: the role of housing
by Catherine Lee & Bill Robinson
53-74 Sex, equality and the state pension
by Susan Owen & Heather Joshi
75-91 Modelling the effects of prescription charge rises
by Stephen Smith & Sheila Watson

1989, Volume 10, Issue 4

1-18 Measuring the responsiveness of income tax revenue to income growth: a review and some UK values
by Paul Johnson & Peter Lambert
19-52 Liberalising the Canadian scheduled aviation market
by Kenneth Button
53-65 An evaluation of the new official low income statistics
by Brian Nolan
66-82 Counting people with low incomes: the impact of recent changes in official statistics
by Paul Johnson & Steven Webb
83-103 Vertical separation and price discrimination: cellular phones in the UK
by Paul Geroski & David Thompson & Saadet Toker
104-116 Evaluation of the long-term effects on UK electricity prices following privatisation
by Derek Bunn & Kiriakos Vlahos

1989, Volume 10, Issue 3

1-12 The switch from domestic rates to the Community Charge in Scotland
by Gordon Hughes
13-33 Market efficiency before and after the crash
by Andrew Dilnot & Richard Disney
34-49 Pensions Schemes after the 1989 Budget
by Andrew Dilnot & Richard Disney
50-59 Trade Unions, wages and taxation
by John Creedy & Ian M McDonald
60-71 Can household surveys help to maintain the fall in the savings ratio?
by Catherine Lee & Bill Robinson
72-90 A new age of reform?
by David Henderson

1989, Volume 10, Issue 2

1-12 A macroeconomic view of the 1989 Budget
by David Currie
13-23 The public sector in surplus
by Andrew Britton
24-28 The Budget
by Geoffrey Maynard
29-37 Ten years of Mrs Thatcher: the distributional consequences
by Paul Johnson & Graham Stark
38-47 Reforming National Insurance contributions: a progress report
by Andrew Dilnot & Steven Webb
48-65 Demographic influences on public spending
by Pearson, M & Micklewright, J & Smith, S
66-85 Counting the family silver: the public sector's balance sheet 1957 to 1987
by John Hills
86-108 The valuation of power stations by the Modern Equivalent Asset method
by David Heald

1989, Volume 10, Issue 1

1-16 Has Britain an early school-leaving problem?
by Micklewright, J & Mark Pearson & Stephen Smith
17-31 The conduct of auctions for broadcast franchises
by Martin Cave
32-40 Reforming the taxation of capital gains, gifts and inheritances
by Bill Robinson
41-52 Evaluation of the nuclear constraint in a privatised electricity supply industry
by Derek Bunn & Kiriakos Vlahos
53-71 Reforming UK health care: internal markets or emergent planning?
by Gwyn Bevan
72-97 Efficiency measurement in the public sector: an appraisal
by Michael Barrow & Adam Wagstaff

1988, Volume 9, Issue 4

1-24 Reforming National Insurance contributions
by Andrew Dilnot & Steven Webb
25-35 1992: issues in indirect taxation
by Mark Pearson & Stephen Smith
36-50 Personal Equity Plans: success or failure?
by Catherine Lee & Michael Saunders

1988, Volume 9, Issue 3

1-25 Privatisation of the British Steel Corporation
by Jonathan Aylen
26-53 The 1988 social security reforms
by Andrew Dilnot & Steven Webb
54-67 How well is BT performing? An international comparison of telecommunications total factor productivity
by James Foreman-Peck & Dorothy Manning
68-85 Consequences of the abolition of the Inner London Education Authority
by Stephen Smith & Sheila Watson
86-105 Regulating the electricity supply industry
by Dieter Helm

1988, Volume 9, Issue 2

1-13 Macro-economic aspects of the 1988 Budget
by Alan Budd
14-29 The 1988 Budget and the MTFS
by Michael Artis
30-37 Outlook after the Budget
by Patrick Minford
38-47 The 1988 Budget and the structure of personal taxation
by Andrew Dilnot & Michael Kell & Steven Webb
48-56 The tax treatment of marriage: what has the Chancellor really achieved?
by Bill Robinson & Graham Stark
57-71 The new pension scheme in Britain
by John Creedy & Richard Disney
72-80 Financial volatility, the stock market crash and corporate investment
by Steve Bond & Michael Devereux
81-94 Tax-based incomes policies: will they work? have they worked?
by Pierella Paci

1988, Volume 9, Issue 1

1-17 The real value of company accounts
by Colin Mayer
29-40 Partially transferable allowances
by Graham Stark
41-61 Energy policy and the role of the state in the market for energy
by Helm, D R & Kay, J & Thompson, D J
62-79 Corporation tax: the effect of the 1984 reforms in the incentive to invest
by Michael Devereux
86-90 Competition and efficiency in refuse collection : a reply
by Domberger, S & Meadowcroft, S & Thompson, D

1987, Volume 8, Issue 4

1-14 The take-up of supplementary benefit: gaps in the 'safety net'?
by Vanessa Fry & Graham Stark
15-23 Death duties: taxing estates or inheritances
by Cedric Sandford
24-38 Company cars taxation
by Mark Ashworth & Andrew Dilnot
39-54 The impact of competitive tendering on the costs of hospital domestic services
by Domberger, S & Meadowcroft, S & Thompson, D
55-68 Oil taxation: the cross-field allowance
by Michael Saunders
69-73 Nuclear power and the privatisation of electricity generation
by Dieter Helm

1987, Volume 8, Issue 3

1-16 Male unemployment and women's work
by Andrew Dilnot & Michael Kell
17-28 Competition in conveyancing: an analysis of solicitors' charges
by Simon Domberger & Avrom Sherr
29-48 Energy policy, merit goods and social security
by Andrew Dilnot & Dieter Helm
49-58 Competitive tendering and refuse collection: identifying the sources of efficiency gains
by John Cubbin & Simon Domberger & Shirley Meadowcroft
59-74 The wider share ownership programme
by Paul Grout
75-88 Privatising electricity supply
by Richard Pryke

1987, Volume 8, Issue 2

11-23 The 1987 Budget
by Bill Martin
24-34 Taxpayers' capital: the public sector balance sheet
by Andre Britton
35-47 How buoyant is public revenue?
by Bill Robinson
48-57 The 1987 budget in perspective
by Andrew Dilnot & Graham Stark & Ian Walker & Webb, Steven
58-76 Statutory sick pay: an appraisal
by Richard Disney
77-85 On the growth of corporation tax revenues
by Michael Devereux
86-108 Tax-privileged government debt: low coupon gilts
by Michael Saunders

1987, Volume 8, Issue 1

1-16 Tax policy and management: the role of the Inland Revenue
by Leonard Beighton
17-23 Would a higher fiscal deficit stimulate the economy?
by K Alec Chrystal & Kevin Dowd
24-47 Partial integration: a loophole in competition law?
by Shirley Meadowcroft & David Thompson
48-82 Nationalised industry performance: still third-rate?
by Richard Molyneux & David Thompson
83-93 The targetting of benefits: two approaches
by Andrew Dilnot & Graham Stark & Steven Webb

1986, Volume 7, Issue 4

1-17 Tax reform in context: a strategy for the 1990s
by John Kay
18-27 Taxes, benefits and the distribution of income, 1968-83
by Nick Morris & Ian Preston
28-44 The case for supplementary benefit
by Paul Spicker
45-68 Deregulating express coaches: a reassessment
by Sue Jaffer & David Thompson
69-87 Competitive tendering and efficiency: the case of refuse collection
by Domberger, S & Meadowcroft, S & Thompson, D J

1986, Volume 7, Issue 3

1-24 Buy-outs and the privatisation of National Bus
by Corinne Mulley & Mike Wright
25-40 What price equality? The costs of changing the age of retirement
by Elizabeth Hammond & Nick Morris
41-66 Regulating for competition: the newly liberalised market for private branch exchanges
by Peter Gist & Shirley Meadowcroft
67-75 Spare capacity and the scope for industrial expansion
by Ciaran Driver
76-82 Stansted: a viable investment?
by David Starkie & David Thompson

1986, Volume 7, Issue 2

1-10 Budget strategy and the exchange rate
by Roger Bootle
21-32 The 1986 Budget and macroeconomic policy
by Alan Budd
33-37 Approaching an expenditure tax?
by John Kay
38-47 The reform of personal taxation: a brief analysis
by Elizabeth Symons & Ian Walker
48-53 The distributional consequences of Mrs Thatcher
by Andrew Dilnot & Graham Stark
54-62 Profit sharing and employee share ownership
by Evan Davis
55-75 The Budget and unemployment
by Andrew Britton
63-71 The local government Green Paper
by Stephen Smith & Duncan Squire

1986, Volume 7, Issue 1

1-10 The poverty trap, tax cuts and the reform of social security
by Andrew Dilnot & Graham Stark
11-33 Competition in electricity supply: has the Energy Act failed?
by Hammond, E M & Helm, D R & Thompson, D J
34-50 The impact of non-domestic rates on profitability and investment
by Robert Bennett
51-60 On the revenue effects of tax changes
by John King
61-81 Measuring airline efficiency
by Peter Forsyth & Rob Hill & Chris Trengrove
82-94 Furniss v Dawson: the Canadian approach
by Heward Stikeman

1985, Volume 6, Issue 4

1-20 British Gas: options for privatisation
by Ben Hammond & Dieter Helm & David Thompson
21-29 Distributional aspects of inflation: who has suffered most?
by Vanessa Fry & Panos Pashardes
30-41 The airports policy White Paper: privatisation and regulation
by David Starkie & David Thompson
42-56 Selling public assets: techniques and financial implications
by Colin Mayer & Shirley Meadowcroft
57-65 Matrimonial property law, independent taxation and pensions: a search for consistency
by Beth Hammond & Nick Morris
66-76 Furniss v Dawson: the US experience
by M Bernard Aidinoff

1985, Volume 6, Issue 3

1-8 The social security Green Paper
by Evan Davis & Andrew Dilnot & John Kay
9-13 A new exchange control scheme
by Roy Hattersley
14-23 Science Policy and public spending
by John Kay & Chris Llewellyn Smith
24-36 The economics of predatory practices
by John Vickers
37-50 Vertical restraints
by George Hay
52-65 The implications of Furniss v Dawson
by Malcolm Gammie
66-76 The business purpose test: the Dutch approach
by Jan van Kempen

1985, Volume 6, Issue 2

1-5 Introduction
by John Kay
6-9 Does Mr Lawson really believe in the Medium-Term Financial Strategy?
by Tim Congdon
10-22 Macroeconomic policy and the 1985 Budget
by Alan Budd
23-30 The Budget and its critics
by Andrew Britton
31-39 The Budget and the Government's economic strategy
by Adam Sharples
40-50 Capacity constraints, real wages and the role of the public sector in creating jobs
by Bill Robinson
51-60 The restructuring of National Insurance contributions in the 1985 budget
by Evan Davis & Andrew Dilnot
61-66 Changes in tax progressivity, 1951-1985
by John Kay
67-70 Transferable tax allowances
by John Kay
71-77 What future for capital gains tax?
by John King

1985, Volume 6, Issue 1

1-16 Extending the VAT base: problems and possibilities
by Evan Davis & John Kay
17-33 Franchising in practice: the case of independent television in the UK
by Simon Domberger & Julian Middleton
34-48 Monopoly and merger policy
by Kenneth George
49-58 Lessons for competition policy from industrial economic theory
by Michael Waterson
59-69 Anti-trust and economic theory: some observations from the US experience
by George Hay
70-81 British merger policy
by James Fairburn

1984, Volume 5, Issue 4

1-22 On the reform of the taxation of husband and wife: are incentives important?
by Richard Blundell & Costas Meghir & Symons, E & Ian Walker
23-29 Progressivity and graduation in income tax
by Andrew Dilnot & Nick Morris
30-43 Tax reform in Ireland
by M Hederman O'Brien
44-63 Organising the finance of hospitals by simulated markets
by R G Bevan
64-64 The 1984 Budget, the Finance Bill and corporate finance: a correction
by Michael Keen

1984, Volume 5, Issue 3

Tax evasion and avoidance on earned income: some survey evidence
by C V Brown & E J Levin & P J Rosa & David Ulph
After Dawson
by Malcolm Gammie
Privatisation techniques and the PSBR
by R Buckland & E W Davis
Deep discount bonds - or how to get an interest-free loan
by J Hills
Capital transfer tax: adieu
by A Sutherland
54-61 Inequality in family earnings
by Fry, V C

1984, Volume 5, Issue 2

1-7 The Budget and the economic strategy
by Andrew Britton
8-16 Macroeconomic aspects of the 1984 Budget
by Alan Budd
17-29 The analytical foundations of the Medium-Term Financial Strategy
by Tim Congdon
30-44 The 1984 corporation tax reform
by Jeremy Edwards
45-56 Savings taxation: The Chancellor's "middle way"
by John Hills
57-62 The impact of the 1984 budget on the household sector
by Andrew Dilnot
63-72 The Chancellor's arithmetic
by Michael Devereux & Nick Morris
73-81 The 1984 Budget, the Finance Bill and corporate finance
by John Chown
82-92 Has Nigel Lawson really reformed business taxation?
by Malcolm Gammie

1984, Volume 5, Issue 1

1-17 Does dividend policy matter?
by Jeremy Edwards
18-31 What is the public sector worth?
by John Hills
32-35 The effect of increasing tax thresholds on the poverty and unemployment traps
by John Kay
36-46 Privatisation: analysing its appeals and limitations
by David Heald
47-60 Privatisation, regulation and competition
by Tom Sharpe
61-75 Airlines and airports: privatisation, competition and regulation
by Peter Forsyth
76-86 Express coaching since 1980: liberalisation in practice
by Evan Davis
87-97 Government and the new hybrids: a trail of unanswered questions
by David Steel
98-105 Policy towards contracting-out: the lessons of experience
by Keith Hartley

1983, Volume 4, Issue 3

1-6 Looking back
by Dick Taverne
7-23 Airline deregulation in the United States: some lessons for Europe
by P J Forsyth
23-28 The comparative burden of business taxation
by John Kay & Jadu Sen
29-45 UK cable policy in the eighties
by C G Veljanovski
46-61 Taxation, authority and discretion
by Malcolm Gammie & John Kay
62-74 Tax shields on savings with life assurance companies and pension funds in the United Kingdom
by M Beenstock
75-80 Stamp duty on housing: a modern tax
by John Hills

1983, Volume 4, Issue 2

1-8 Fiscal policy in 1983: retrospect
by John Kay
9-18 Do we need another Bretton Woods?
by Sir Jeremy Morse
19-28 Economic policy and prospects
by A J C Britton
29-42 Budgetary arithmetic and the 1983 Budget
by Michael Devereux & Nick Morris
43-54 Turning the clock back?
by H Neuberger
55-64 The tax system and distribution 1978-1983
by Andrew Dilnot & Nick Morris
65-74 The Budget of 1983
by Alan Budd
75-79 Changes in the taxation of North Sea oil
by Michael Devereux

1983, Volume 4, Issue 1

1-13 A co-operative and constructive relationship? The Treasury response to its Select Committee 1979-82
by John Hills
14-23 The pattern of revenue receipts from North Sea oil
by Michael Devereux & Nick Morris
24-28 General anti-avoidance provisions
by J Tiley
29-43 Maintaining the credibility of cash limits
by Andrew Likierman
44-47 Tax rates and price levels in the European motor industry
by Andy Murfin
48-65 The reform of housing benefits
by R Hemming & J Hills
66-73 The IFS position on unemployment benefits
by David Davies & Patrick Minford & Alison Sprague
74-79 The IFS position on unemployment benefits: a reply
by John Kay & C N Morris
80-82 Capital transfer tax: an obituary: a comment
by Ken Richards

1982, Volume 3, Issue 3

162-172 Whitehall and Westminster: an outsider's view
by Sir John Hoskyns
173-187 The taxation of husband and wife: a view of the debate in the Green Paper
by John Kay & C Sandler
188-190 Relative living standards 1973-1981
by C N Morris

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