Titlebook: Classics in the Theory of Public Finance; Richard A. Musgrave,Alan T. Peacock Book 1958 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Contribution to the Theory of the Distribution of Public Expenditure,dgetary funds available—as well as of their amount within certain limits—indicates the opinion held by the average intelligence comprised in Parliament on the scale of marginal utilities of the various expenditures.

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A New Principle of Just Taxation,the traditional doctrines. However, the essay contains not so much a new principle of just taxation, than a method to ensure that such measure of justice as can be attained is in fact achieved in practice.

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Three Extracts on Public Finance,te that it stems from the very nature of the State as a compulsory association, in the same way as do its demands for compulsory personal services. This justifies the State’s compulsory acquisition of goods, and it occurs throughout history. Its principal forms are taxation and expropriation. The co

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Contribution to the Theory of the Distribution of Public Expenditure,dgetary funds available—as well as of their amount within certain limits—indicates the opinion held by the average intelligence comprised in Parliament on the scale of marginal utilities of the various expenditures.

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On Taxation,blic revenue as to make them seem almost insignificant. Taxes can be said to represent the nation’s entire civic sense on the economic plane. We must conclude that they are not only formally, but fundamentally, different from other sources of revenue. This is indeed so.

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A New Principle of Just Taxation,the traditional doctrines. However, the essay contains not so much a new principle of just taxation, than a method to ensure that such measure of justice as can be attained is in fact achieved in practice.