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    19th Century · English

    Public Finance

    Charles Francis Bastable

    Public Finance, by Charles Francis Bastable (1855–1945), a public-domain text from Liberty Fund's Online Library of Liberty.

    Chapters
    48
    Variants
    48
    Genre
    Economics
    Difficulty
    Advanced

    Chapters

    1. 01Preface to the Third Editionprose
    2. 02From Preface to the Second Editionprose
    3. 03From Preface to the First Editionprose
    4. 04Chapter Iprose
    5. 05Chapter IIprose
    6. 06Book I: Public Expenditure, Chapter I: state economy. general considerationsprose
    7. 07Chapter II: the cost of defenceprose
    8. 08Chapter III: justice and securityprose
    9. 09Chapter IV: administrative supervision. poor-reliefprose
    10. 10Chapter V: education. religionprose
    11. 11Chapter VI: expenditure on industry and commerce. constitutional and diplomatic expenditureprose
    12. 12Chapter VII: central and local expenditureprose
    13. 13Chapter VIII: some general questions of expenditureprose
    14. 14Appendix.: On the Classification and Guiding Maxims of Public Expenditure.prose
    15. 15Book II: Public Revenue the Economic or Quasi-private Receipts, Chapter I: the forms and classification of public revenuprose
    16. 16Chapter II: the state domain. lands and forestsprose
    17. 17Chapter III: the industrial domainprose
    18. 18Chapter IV: the state as capitalist. administrative revenueprose
    19. 19Chapter V: state property.—general considerations on quasi-private revenueprose
    20. 20Book III: Public Revenue (Continued) the Principzes of Taxation, Chapter I: definition and classification of taxationprose
    21. 21Chapter II: the general features of taxationprose
    22. 22Chapter III: the distribution of taxationprose
    23. 23Chapter IV: the tax system: its formsprose
    24. 24Chapter V: the shifting and incidence of taxationprose
    25. 25Chapter VI: the principles of local taxationprose
    26. 26Chapter VII: the canons of taxationprose
    27. 27Book IV: public revenue—Concluded the several kinds of taxes, Chapter I: taxes on landprose
    28. 28Chapter II: taxes on capital and businessprose
    29. 29Chapter III: personal and wages taxesprose
    30. 30Chapter IV: taxes on property and incomeprose
    31. 31Chapter V: taxes on consumption: their classification: direct consumption taxesprose
    32. 32Chapter VI: internal taxes on commoditiesprose
    33. 33Chapter VII: customs dutiesprose
    34. 34Chapter VIII: taxes on communications and actsprose
    35. 35Chapter IX: taxes on successionsprose
    36. 36Book V: the relation of expenditure and receipts, Chapter I: introductory—state treasuresprose
    37. 37Chapter II: public indebtedness, its modern developmentprose
    38. 38Chapter III: the history of the english debtprose
    39. 39Chapter IV: history of the french debt, indebtedness in other countriesprose
    40. 40Chapter V: the theory of public credit and public debtsprose
    41. 41Chapter VI: the forms of public debtsprose
    42. 42Chapter VII: the redemption and conversion of debtprose
    43. 43Chapter VIII: local indebtednessprose
    44. 44Book VI: Financial Administration and Control, Chapter I: introductory—historical developmentprose
    45. 45Chapter II: the budget—its preparation—the collection of revenueprose
    46. 46Chapter III: the vote of the budget—control and auditprose
    47. 47Chapter IV: administration and control in local financeprose
    48. 48Y, Zprose