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Books
Conference proceedings
“Devolution in the United States in Theory and
Practice.” Proceedings of the Workshop on Fiscal
Returns, Banca d’Italia, December 2001.
“Fiscal Capacity and Fiscal Need: New Evidence.”
Proceedings from the Nineteenth Annual Conference
of the National Tax Association, Chicago, Illinois,
1998, pp. 395-406.
“Interstate Branching and the Impact on State
Bank Income Tax Revenues.” Proceedings from the
Eighty-Eighth Annual Conference on Taxation, National
Tax Association, 1996.
Casino Development: How Would Casinos Affect New
England's
Economy? Editor. Proceedings from a Symposium
Sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (FRB
Boston Special Report no. 2), October 1995.
“Impact on Income and Jobs, Comment,” in
Casino Development: How Would Casinos Affect New
England's Economy? Proceedings from a Symposium
Sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (FRB
Boston Special Report no. 2), October 1995.
Journals
New England Economic Review
“Interstate
Fiscal Disparity in 1997.” (Third Quarter
2002).
“Are
State and Local Revenue Systems Becoming Obsolete?”
(Issue Number 4, 2001).
“The
Neutrality of Massachusetts' Taxation of Financial
Institutions.” (May/June 2000).
“Fiscal
Disparity Among the States Revisited.” (July/August
1999).
“New
Ways of Evaluating Unemployment Insurance,”
with Christopher J. O’Leary and Wei-Jang. (March/April
1999).
“Devolution:
The New Federalism-An Overview.” (May/June
1998).
“Come
the Devolution, Will States Be Able to Respond?”
(May/June 1998).
“Unemployment
Insurance Policy in New England: Background and Issues,”
with Christopher J. O’Leary. (May/June 1997).
“The
Effects of State and Local Policies on Economic Development:
An Overview,” with Katharine L. Bradbury
and Yolanda K. Kodrzycki. (March/April 1997).
“State
Regulatory Policy and Economic Development.”
(March/April 1997).
“State
Business Tax Climate: How Should It Be Measured and
How Important Is It?” (January/February 1996).
“The Impact of State and Local Tax Policy on
Capital Spending in Manufacturing.” (November/December
1995).
“Differences
Across First District Banks in Operational Efficiency.”
(May/June 1995).
Regional Review
“Heat,
Light, and Taxes in the Granite State.” vol.
11, no. 3 (Quarter 3, 2001).
“Issues
in Economics: Devolution: How Will New England Fare?”
vol. 7, no. 4 (Fall 1997).
“Perspective:
On State Tax Policy,” with Alicia Sasser.
vol. 7, no. 1 (Winter 1997).
New England Fiscal Facts
“Should
Internet Sales Transactions be Taxed?” with
Daniel Swaine. (Winter 2000/2001).
“Are State
Government Debt Levels Too High?” with Daniel
Swaine. (Fall 1997).
New England Economic Indicators
“The
Fiscal Condition of the New England States.”
(June 1999).
Other journal articles
Review of Financing Federal Systems: The Essays
of Edward M. Gramlich, by Edward M. Gramlich.
In Publius: The Journal of Federalism. vol.
28, no. 4 (Fall 1999).
“Fiscal Disparity Among the States Revisited.”
State Tax Notes. vol. 17, no. 15 (October 11,
1999). Originally appeared in July/August 1999 New
England Economic Review.
“New Ways of Evaluating Unemployment Insurance.”
State Tax Notes. vol.16, no. 21 (May 24, 1999).
Originally appeared in March/April 1999 New England
Economic Review.
“Implications of the Balanced Budget Act of
1997 for the ‘Devolution Revolution.’” Publius:
The Journal of Federalism. vol. 28, no. 1 (Winter
1998): 23-48.
“Fiscal Capacity, Fiscal Need, and Fiscal Comfort
among U.S. States,” with Jonathan Cowan. Publius,
The Journal of Federalism. vol. 27, no. 3 (Summer
1997).
“Business Tax Climate: How Should It Be Measured
and How Important Is It?” State Tax Notes.
vol. 10, no. 20 (May 13, 1996): 1459-72.
Public policy discussion papers
“Interstate
Fiscal Disparity in State Fiscal Year 1999”
with Nicholas Turner. FRB Boston Series, paper no.
04-9 (2004).
“Massachusetts
Business Taxes: Unfair? Inadequate? Uncompetitive?”
FRB Boston Series, paper no. 04-4 (2004).
Working papers
“Measuring Fiscal Disparities Across the U.S. States: A Representative Revenue System/Representative Expenditure System Approach, Fiscal Year 2002,” with Yesim Yilmaz, Sonya Hoo, Matthew Nagowski, and Kim Rueben, New England Public Policy Center Series, paper no. 06-2 (2006).
Overview of “The Lack of Affordable Housing in New England: How Big a Problem? Why Is It Growing? What Are We Doing About It?” by Alicia Sasser, Bo Zhao, and Darcy Rollins, New England Public Policy Center Series, paper no. 06-1 (2006).
“Measuring
the Incentive Effects of State Tax Policies Toward
Capital Investment,” with George A. Plesko.
FRB Boston Series, paper no. 01-4 (2001).
“The Subsidy
from State and Local Tax Deductibility: Trends, Methodological
Issues, and Its Value After Federal Tax Reform.”
FRB Boston Series, paper no. 97-8 (1997).
“Unemployment Insurance Policy in New England:
Background and Issues,” with Christopher J. O’Leary.
W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Staff
Working Papers 97-48, (1997).
Other material
“A Report of the New Hampshire Commission on Education Funding.” 2001. 
“Single Factor Apportionment: What’s It All
About?” in New England Developments, a newsletter
of the Northeast Utilities System, December 1999.
“Tax Competition,” in Encyclopedia of Taxation
and Fiscal Policy. 1999.
“Fiscal Capacity and Fiscal Need: New Evidence,”
National Tax Association Forum no. 29, December 1997.
Testimony
“The Findings of the New Hampshire Commission
on Education Funding,” before the New Hampshire
House of Representatives, Committee on Ways and Means,
January 22, 2001, Concord, NH.
“The Findings of the New Hampshire Commission
on Education Funding,” before the New Hampshire
State Senate, January 23, 2001, Concord, NH.
“The Impact of Public Sector Investment on Private
Sector Productivity,” before the Massachusetts
House of Representatives, Committee on Ways and Means,
March 26, 1999, Boston, MA.
“Single-Factor Apportionment,” before the
Senate Ways and Means Committee, New Hampshire State
Legislature, January 29, 1999, Concord, NH.
“The Adequacy of Massachusetts’ Unemployment
Insurance Reserves,” before the Massachusetts
Legislature’s Joint Committee on Commerce and Labor,
June 4, 1997, Boston, MA.
“A Tale of Two Tax Commissions,” before
the Special Commission on Local Aid of the Massachusetts
Legislature, April 16, 1997, Boston, MA.
“Flat Rate State Income Tax,” before the
House of Representatives of the Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations State Legislature, January 10, 1996, Providence,
RI.
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