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The Degree of Monopoly

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1940 55(1), 167
Journal Article The Degree of Monopoly Get access Rufus S. Tucker Rufus S. Tucker New York City Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 55, Issue 1, November 1940, Pages 167–169, https://doi.org/10.2307/1881673 Published: 01 November 1940

The Distribution of Income Among Income Taxpayers in the United States, 1863-1935

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1938 52(4), 547
Method of analysis, 548.— Taxable Income, 550.— Spending Power, 552.— Earning Power, 555.— Comparison with total national income, 559.— The Income Tax of 1894, 560.— Civil War Incomes, 561.— Distribution of Taxpayers by Income Classes, 562.— Distribution of Income by Income Classes, 565.— Comparison of Average and Modal Incomes, 567.— Distribution of Incomes of Constant Purchasing Power, 570.— Comparison with British figures, 577.— Shifting Composition of Wealthy Group, 583.— Conclusions and Comments, 585.

The Old Americans in 1920

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1923 37(4), 755
Journal Article The Old Americans in 1920 Get access Rufus S. Tucker Rufus S. Tucker Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 37, Issue 4, August 1923, Pages 755–761, https://doi.org/10.2307/1884060 Published: 01 August 1923

The British Finance Act, 1920

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1920 35(1), 167
Journal Article The British Finance Act, 1920 Get access Rufus S. Tucker Rufus S. Tucker Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 35, Issue 1, November 1920, Pages 167–170, https://doi.org/10.2307/1883575 Published: 01 November 1920

The British Taxes on Land Values in Practice

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1915 29(4), 794
I. The valuation, 795. — Reasons for delay, 796. — Minus site values, 796. — Possibility of taxing builders' profits, 796. — Value of real property in Great Britain, 799. — Accuracy of valuation, 800. — Difficulty of valuing agricultural land, 801. — Other duties of the Valuation Department, 802. — Cost of valuation, 803. — II. The fiscal yield: (1) Increment Value Duty, 804. — (2) Reversion Duty, 805. — (3) Undeveloped Land Duty, 808. — (4) Mineral Rights Duty, 810. — Increased yield of Death Duties, 812. — Other revenue from valuation, 814. — Is it a capital expenditure? 814. — III. Some conclusions: effect on building, 815. — Theory of incidence, 817. — Is an increment duty shown to be impracticable? 818.