Solution Manual for Public Finance, 10th Edition

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Part 1Getting Started1-1Instructor’s Manual to accompanyPublic Finance,TenthEdition, by Harvey S. Rosenand Ted GayerChapter 1IntroductionBriefOutline1.Public Finance and Ideologya.The Organic View of Governmentb.The Mechanistic View of Governmentc.TheViewpoint ofThisBook2.Government at aGlancea.Legal Frameworki.Federal Governmentii.State andLocalGovernmentsb.Size of Governmentc.Expendituresd.Revenuese.Our AgendaSuggested Answers to End-of-Chapter Discussion Questions1.a.McCain’sstatement is consistent with an organic conception of government.Individuals and their goals are less important than the state.b.Lockemakes a clear statement of the mechanistic view of the state in whichindividual liberty is of paramount importance.c.Chavez’s statement is consistent with an organic view of government.Theindividual has significance onlyas part ofsociety as a whole.2.Libertarians believe in a very limited government and are skeptical about the ability ofgovernmenttoimprovesocialwelfare.Socialdemocratsbelievethatsubstantialgovernment intervention is required for the good of individuals.Someone with anorganic conception of the state believes that the goals of society are set by the state andindividuals are valued only by their contribution to the realization of social goals.a.A law prohibiting receiving compensation for organ donation would be opposedby libertarians, as they would want the market to decide who buys and who sellsorgans and at what price the organs would be sold.Social democrats also mightoppose the law if they consider that such a law would prevent organ donationfrom happening as frequently. However, they are likely to support the law on thegrounds that paying for organ donation would coerce financially desperate peopleto sell their organs.The law would protect the individual from making a poor

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