Intermediate Public Economics

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The futile quest for a grand explanation of long-run government expenditure (2011, background): “…sector tends to grow in the long run relative to national income has become an accepted fact in public economics among many influential observers, including Atkinson and Stiglitz (1980, p. 326) and Easterly and Rebelo (1993), and in mainstream textbooks (e.g., Hindriks and Myles 2006, p. 79–80).”
Competing in Taxes and Investment under Fiscal Equalization (2008, unknown): “Even though there is no guarantee that all jurisdictions benefit from such transfers and would implement it on a voluntary basis, Hindriks and Myles (2003) have shown that jurisdictions can voluntarily agree to share revenue as a strategic device to limit harmful tax competition. More recently, the ”