1 Table of Contents: “... and Sponsorship -- 5. Imperfect Information and Cultural Goods: Producers’ and Consumers’ Inertia -- 6. A Work...”

2 “... producers. By collecting studies on single industries, we attempt to demonstrate firms' and farmers...”

3 “... preferences involve using the tax system to adjust relative prices with a view to influencing producer...”

4 “... the heterogeneity of producers and consumers. This approach generates confidence intervals for the outcomes...”

5 “...-developed KBC which is used in production by the developer versus KBC sold to third-party producers...”

6 “..., exemptions and special arrangements for particular producers. Guatemala has raised revenues only marginally...”

7 “... taxation of oil and gas, and optimal oil tax policy in a world with OPEC oil producers dominating world oil...”

8 “... in ETSs, which tend to produce more volatile carbon prices than taxes. The paper analyses the auction...”

9 “...-border hybrid mismatch arrangements that produce multiple deductions for a single expense or a deduction...”

10 “... and extent of tax changes in the face of anticipated high future debt. Chapters produce stochastic debt...”

11 “... and financial / taxation policy as instruments that can be used to either produce or combat inequality...”

12 “...-border hybrid mismatch arrangements that produce multiple deductions for a single expense or a deduction...”

13 “... and profit-maximizing producers, the choice of economic policies is politicized. Coverage is provided of a...”

14 “... significant consolidation activity over the last twenty years. The pressure to produce better equipped...”

15 “... systems that have few reduced VAT rates or exemptions can produce a small degree of regressivity. Results...”

16 “... taxation. This work will be particularly useful to the Commission, which intends to produce a further White...”

17 “... Steinmo argues that the different political structures of these countries produce varying tax systems...”

18 “... to cultivate crops and produce food animals, avoiding chemicals and dietary synthetic drug inputs that do...”

19 “... in producing and disciplining who is deemed worthy of credit and how debt materializes differentially: as a...”

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