# Advanced Public Finance

## ECON-6160

Emphasis is placed on the analysis of efficient resource use in the public sector at the federal level. Expenditure theory and tax incidence are discussed. The effects of personal income, corporation, sales, payroll, and property taxes on resource allocation, equity, growth, and technological change are considered.

3 credits
Cross-listed with:
ECON-4160 Public Finance
Prereqs:
none

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2012

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Gregory DeAngelo

Seats Taken: 4/30

2011 |  |  |
2010 |  |  |

2009

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 2/40

2008

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 1/40

2007

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 1/40

2006

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 0/40

2005

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 3/40

2004

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 1/40

2003

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 1/40

2002 |  |  |

2001

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 1/40

2000

Advanced Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 0/40

1999

Adv. Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 2/40

1998

Adv. Public Finance (3c)

- Donald F Vitaliano

Seats Taken: 1/25