Analysis

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Examines how taxation and spending impact public policy and vice versa

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1. Growth Effects of Public Expenditure on the State and Local Level: Evidence From a Sample of Rich Governments

Read \”Growth Effects of Public Expenditure on the State and Local Level: Evidence From a Sample of Rich Governments,\” by Schaltegger & Torgler from Applied Economics (2006).
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2. Raising Revenue by Taxing Activities with Social Costs

Read \”Raising Revenue by Taxing Activities with Social Costs,\” by Cordes, Nicholson, & Sammartino from National Tax Journal (1990).
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SAMPLE SOLUTION

Analysis
How Taxation and Spending Impact Public Policy and Vice Versa
It is without a doubt that there is a strong correlation between taxation, spending trends and public policies. The best demonstration of this can be seen in the discussion and debates that go on during budgetary making process in the various committees within the US Congress. There is so much of who will get what and where that funding will come from. The bicameral nature of the Congress shows that public policies are often made after discussion and debates bidding the two main sides of the house. The debates start at the committee level after which the law can be recommended to general houses of…