1.Public Finance Geography
Part1: Geography and Public Economy
2. Public Goods and Public Economy
3. The Geographical Functions of Public Finance
4. Major Issues in Public Finance Geography
Part2: Individual Fiscal Jurisdictions
5. The Geography of Expenditure Need
6. Service Costs
7. Revenue Ability: The Geography of Payment for Public Goods
8. The Revenue Burden: The Geography of Revenue Incidence
9. Benefit Incidence: The Geography of Access to Public Goods
10. The Capital Burden
Part3: Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations
11. Government Structure and Public Finance
12. Intergovernmental Fiscal Co-Ordination
13. Fiscal Co-Ordination In Practice
14. Final Fiscal Incidence
15. Fiscal Politics
16. The Geography of Public Finance