Public economics 

 - Cambridge :  Cambridge University,  1994 
 - 558 p. 
<br/><br/> Part I - Social Choice and allocation mechanisms  1 - Measuring marginal utility by reactions to risk  2 - Utility, strategy, and social decision rules  3 - Counterspeculation, auctions and competitive sealed tenders  4 - Auctions and bidding games  Part II - Taxation  5 - Averaging of income for income tax purposes  6 - Cumulative averaging after thirty years  7 - An integrated successions tax  8 - Expenditure, capital gains, and the basis of progressive taxation  9 - The problem of progression  Part III - Marginal-cost pricing  10 - Marginal and average cost pricing  11 - Some objections to marginal-cost pricing  12 - Responsive pricing of public utility services  13 - Airline overbooking: some further solutions  Part IV - Pricing urban transportation  14 - A proposal for revising New York's subway fare structure  15 - Pricing in Urban and suburban transport  16 - Congestion theory and transport investment  Part V - Urban Economics  17 - The city as a firm  18 - General and specific financing of urban services  19 - The impact on land values of taxing buildings  Part VI - Macroeconomic policy  20 - The optimum trend of prices  21 - Design of a market anti-inflation program  22 - Necessary and optimum government debt  23 - Today's task for economists  Part VII - Miscellany  24 - Resource distribution patterns and the classification of families  25 - On the prevention of gerrymandering  26 - One economist's view of philanthropy 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Economia Urbana<br/> Setor Público<br/>Macroeconomia<br/>Tributação