The New Dynamic Public Finance
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"The New Dynamic Public Finance uses the tools of dynamic contract theory to provide interesting and exciting new insights about long-standing topics in tax design. These lectures, by one of the creators of this field, deliver an accessible introduction to key questions and methods, as well a carefully considered analysis of emerging issues and future research opportunities. This volume is sure to become a standard reference."--James Poterba, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, president of the National Bureau of Economic Research "Much of the theory of public finance was recently transform...
"The New Dynamic Public Finance uses the tools of dynamic contract theory to provide interesting and exciting new insights about long-standing topics in tax design. These lectures, by one of the creators of this field, deliver an accessible introduction to key questions and methods, as well a carefully considered analysis of emerging issues and future research opportunities. This volume is sure to become a standard reference."--James Poterba, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, president of the National Bureau of Economic Research "Much of the theory of public finance was recently transformed when new work incorporated the subtle interaction of dynamics and risk. Narayana Kocherlakota, one of the top contributors to this new literature, has now given us a masterful exposition of its methods and results. This is a must-read for graduate students and researchers alike."--Bernard Salanie, Columbia University "This is the first major overview of the new dynamic public finance, and the first summary of the subject that can be used as a graduate textbook or research reference. The book covers all the main areas of the literature, from theoretical developments to numerical implementations and practical applications. It should be a required text for any student who takes an advanced public finance course."--Mikhail Golosov, Yale University
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