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Analysis of the fiscal choices an independent Scotland would face.
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C N Morris and N A Warren
This paper examines in some detail the question of whether married couples should be taxed individually or jointly.
Sir Arthur Knight
The discussion of British industry tends (understandably) to be dominated by the disappointing record of the past twenty years.
Andrew W Dilnot and C. N. Morris
Much interest has recently been expressed in the scope and growth of the black economy, and several estimates of its size have been presented, which invariably receive wide coverage in the press and elsewhere
J. A. Kay, C. N. Morris and N A Warren
There are two reasons for concern about the effect fo the tax and benefit system on incentives for low paid workers.
R Hemming
In the course of his discussion of benefit indexation during the 1980 Budget speech, the Chancellor of the Exchequer remarked that:
J A Kay and C N Morris
In a separate article (Forsyth and Kay, Fiscal Studies, No.3), we have described the gains to the British economy from the exploitation of North Sea oil reserves.
R G Bevan
Cash Limits were introduced for the financial year 1976-77 by the Treasury as the dominant basis of control over a wide range of expenditures by central departments; health, local and water authorities; and public corporations.
R Burke
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has earned for itself a high reputation for intellectual excellence, a quality which I am sure will be much in evidence during this symposium.
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