Part One: Instruments used in Public Finance
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The Constitutional Mandate for Public Finance
Chapter 3: Welfare Economics
Chapter 4: Consumer and Producer Surpluses

Part Two: Market Failure
Chapter 5: Causes of Market Failure
Chapter 6: Natural Monopolies
Chapter 7: The Issues of Failed Governments
Chapter 8: Transaction Cost

Part Three: Public Choice Theory
Chapter 9: Democratic Decision Making
Chapter 10: Intensity of Preferences

Part Four: Public Expenditure Analysis and Growth
Chapter 11: Principles of Expenditure Analysis
Chapter 12: Models Used to Explain Government Expenditure Growth

Part Five: Budgetary As a Re- Distributor of Income and Wealth
Chapter 13: The Purpose of Budgets and Budgetary Cycle
Chapter 14: Budgetary Format
Chapter 15: Classification of Government Expenditure and Revenue
Chapter 16: The Spending Units ( The Ministries)
Chapter 17: Public Sector Pricing

Part Six: Taxation
Chapter 18: The Role of Taxation in the National Economy
Chapter 19: Attributes of a Good Tax System
Chapter 20: The Major Criteria for a Good Tax Structure
Chapter 21: Categories of Equity
Chapter 22: Tax Incidence Analysis
Chapter 23: Determining the Actual Distribution of the Tax Burden

Part Seven: Theory of Income and Consumption Taxation
Chapter 24: Distinction between the Flow Concept and the Accrual Concept of Income
Chapter 25: Structures in Income Tax
Chapter 26: Taxation and Work Flow
Chapter 27: Taxation, Savings and Risk - Taking
Chapter 28: Taxation of Cosumption
Chapter 29: Value Added Tax (VAT)
Chapter 30: Alternative Sources of Revenue to Government

Part Eight: Miscellaneous Topics
Chapter 31: Tax Policy
Chapter 32: Optimal Design of Direct and Indirect Taxation
Chapter 33: Fiscal Policy Analysis
Chapter 34: Public Debt Analysis
Chapter 35: Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations