Revenue Structure, Fiscal Illusion, and Budgetary Choice

Originally published in Public Choice

The central question addressed in this paper is whether a choice between financing public output from a single tax or from a variety of smaller taxes will affect the stock of taxpayer knowledge about tax-prices, and though this, affect public budgetary choices.

The central question addressed in this paper is whether a choice between financing public output from a single tax or from a variety of smaller taxes will affect the stock of taxpayer knowledge about tax-prices, and though this, affect public budgetary choices.

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