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, 2013
This volume features top scholars analyzing recent scholarship in public economics, with a particular focus on rapidly growing subjects. Contributors examine new research in empirical public finance, methods for measuring taxes in terms of revenue generation and expenditure, and the roles taxes play in specific contexts like emerging economies, urban settings, charitable giving, and interactions between political entities. The articles bring context and order to a rapidly growing field, illuminating the underlying mechanisms of public finance theories and applications.