Channels, Spring 2018

Channels • 2018 • Volume 2 • Number 2 Page 41 entirety of public finance would be beneficial. Few of such all-encompassing frameworks exist, and Buchanan’s exposition of a relevant alternatives, burden-incidence, public choice- integrating infrastructure must be considered a strong one. Increasing the applications of public choice to public finance decision-making only enhances the attractiveness of Buchanan’s model. Thus, work along this line can aid not only the knowledge of particular problems in the field, but also encourage the move toward effective, systematic understandings of public finance phenomena.