Der badische Staatshaushalt in den Jahren 1868-1889

Name: Der badische Staatshaushalt in den Jahren 1868-1889
Author: Philippovich

1889

by Philippovich

Eugen von PhilippovichFiscal PolicyPublic FinanceTax ReformBureaucracyPovertyTaxationProgressive TaxationInheritanceCustoms UnionNationalizationFiat MoneyEducationPublic HealthDeficit SpendingAlbert SchaffleKarl BucherEconomic PolicySubsidiesAdolf Wagner

Table of Contents · 53 segments

Google Books Digitization Notice, Title Pages, and Provenanceessay

Preface to the Study of Baden’s State Budgetessay

Table of Contents of the Three-Book Studyessay

Formal Organization of Baden’s State Budget in 1868/69chapter

General Principles for Classifying State Expenditureschapter

Administrative Organization and Expenditures by Ministrychapter

State Expenditures Classified by Purposechapter

Personnel Expenditure and Opening of the Revenue Chapterchapter

State Revenues in Generalchapter

Revenues from State Landownership and Saline Administrationchapter

Direct Taxeschapter

Consumption and Traffic Taxeschapter

Feeschapter

Baden’s Share in Zollverein Revenueschapter

Post, Telegraph, and Steamship Administrationchapter

The Railwayschapter

Financial Importance of the Transport Institutions and the Railway Debt Redemption Fundchapter

General State Debt and the Amortization Fundchapter

The Balance and General Situation of the State Budget in 1869chapter

Changes in Baden’s State Budget under the Constitution of the German Empirechapter

Effects of the Franco-German War on Baden’s Finances and Transition to the Post-Empire Budgetchapter

Administrative Reorganization and Aggregate Growth of Baden State Expenditureschapter

Central, Judicial, Church, Elementary, and Secondary Education Expenditureschapter

Higher Education, Scientific Institutions, Vocational Schools, and Arts Fundingchapter

Economic Administration: Roads, Waterworks, Agriculture, and Industrial Promotionchapter

Poor Relief, Health Institutions, Debt Service, and Financial Administrationchapter

Civil Service Pay Raises, Housing Allowances, and Early Widow Pension Reformschapter

Average Salary Rates, Employee Survivor Funds, and Transition to the Revenue Chapterchapter

Private Economic Revenues from State Property and Enterpriseschapter

Direct Taxes and Their Reform in Badenchapter

Consumption and Transaction Taxeschapter

Fees from Justice, Police, and Administrative Proceedingschapter

Development of the Railways and Their Financial Resultschapter

Reich Finances and State Finances, 1870s–1880schapter

Balance of Baden’s State Budget, 1872–1887chapter

Formal Organization of the State Budget under the 1888/89 Budgetchapter

Expenditure of the General State Administration by Ministry and Purposechapter

Personnel Expenditure and the 1888 Civil Service Lawchapter

System of Revenues after the Brandy Tax Reformchapter

Tax Reform Demands and Opposition in Badenchapter

Assessment of Baden’s Tax Systemchapter

Railway Construction and Railway Debt under the 1888/89 Budgetchapter

The Amortization Fund and Its Role in the State Budgetchapter

Reich Finances and Baden’s State Finances after Entry into the Brandy Tax Communitychapter

Common Imperial Revenues: Postal-Telegraph Surplus and Extraordinary Subsidiesessay

Reich Finances and Baden State Finances: Matricular Contributions, Reich Transfers, and the Case for an Income Taxchapter

Budget Balance and the General Condition of Baden’s State Financeschapter

Appendix I: Ordinary Expenditures of Baden, 1868/69–1888/89chapter

Appendix II: Extraordinary Expenditures and Revenues, 1868/69–1888/89chapter

Appendix III: Ordinary State Revenues, Gross and Net, 1868/69–1888/89chapter

Appendix IV–VII: Percentage Distribution of Baden Revenue Sourceschapter

Appendix Table VIII: Average Annual Gross Revenues Per Capitachapter

Subject Index to the Baden State Budget Studybibliography