Public Goods

1. Introduction
2. First-Best Public Provision of Pure Public Goods
3. Second-Best Public Provision of Pure Public Goods
4. Determining Demand for Public Goods: Voting and Mechanisms
5. Determining the Demand for Public Goods: Surveys and Indirect Estimation
6. Privately Provided Public Goods
7. Extensions
8. Neutrality Results
9. Empirical Evidence on Charitable Contributions
10. Further Evidence on Privately Provided Public Goods
11. Experimental Evidence on the Free Rider Problem
12. The Effect of Public Inputs on the Economy in Static Models
13. The Effects of Public Capital in Dynamic Models
14. Empirical Work on the Public Capital Hypothesis
15. Local Public Goods, Club Goods, and the Tiebout Hypothesis
16. Fiscal Competition
17. Empirical Testing with Local Public Goods

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Keywords: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management Science BUS042000