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War as Rent-Seeking: A Public Choice Perspective on the Pacific War
Imperialism Interest groups Pacific war Public choice Rent seeking
2010/11/5
Historical literature on the causes of the Pacific War generally focuses on either international relationships between the great powers in the interwar period or
on the role of domestic interest grou...
More conciliation and less punishment: Demanding a public choice
Restorative justice reconciliation punishment restorable offences criminal codes
2010/9/26
The author argues that if societies wish to promote reconciliation and restoration in criminal matters, for which there are excellent reasons, the criminal codes need to be changed so as to allow for ...
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Public choice 公共选择
2010/2/4
Public Choice studies the intersection between economics and political science. The journal plays a central role in fostering exchange between economists and political scientists, abling both communit...
Japan Public Choice Society
Japan Society Economics
2010/1/29
The term "Public Choice" has been used for more than 20 years now , and also has been 30 years since the "Non-Market Decision Making Studying Institute" became a "Public Choice Society" established in...
European Public Choice Society
European Public Choice Society Public Economics Political Economy
2010/1/28
This is the web site of European Public Choice Society.
The Center is open to all scholars in the relevant field who are professionally active and will promote work of all kinds subject only to standard scientific criteria. In particular, the Center is ide...
The Center for the Study of Public Choice at George Mason University
Public Choice Political Economy
2010/1/28
The Center for Study of Public Choice, a unique research institution at George Mason University, provides a single location where eminent scholars conduct innovative research, publish their findings a...
The 2008 Annual Meeting of the European Public Choice Society
Annual Meeting Choice Society
2009/7/17
The 2008 Annual Meeting of the European Public Choice Society.
The 2009 Meeting of the European Public Choice Society
2009 European Public Choice Society
2009/7/17
The 2009 Meeting of the European Public Choice Society.
SOCIAL SECURITY SURVIVAL:A PUBLIC-CHOICE PERSPECTIVE
SOCIAL SECURITY SURVIVAL PUBLIC-CHOICE PERSPECTIVE
2008/12/8
Econorrnsts are professionally trained to search out and to discover
alleged inefficiencies in institutional arrangements, public and/or
private. Further, once alleged inefficiencies are located, ec...
I, Introduction
The field of antitrust and industrial economics is one of the last
bastions of the economics profession to be untouched by the public
choice revolution. Economic analysis in this ar...
PUBLIC CHOICE PERSPECTIVES ON THE FLAT TAX FOLLIES
PUBLIC CHOICE PERSPECTIVES FLAT TAX FOLLIES income tax system
2008/12/8
Most experts agree that the existing income tax system is grossly
inefficient. It distorts the income-earning and expenditure decisions
of individual taxpayers, inducing them to choose less-preferre...
CENTRAL BANKING AND THE FED:A PUBLIC CHOICE PERSPECTIVE
CENTRAL BANKING public choice Federal Reserve system
2008/12/5
This paper examines central banking in general and the Federal
Reserve system in particular from the perspective of the theory of
public choice. It is common to rationalize central banking as being
...
A PUBLIC CHOICE PERSPECTIVE OF THE BANKING ACT OF 1933
BANKING ACT modern banking regulation PERSPECTIVE
2008/12/4
Against a background of an unprecedented number of commercial
bank failures, the Banking Act of 1933 laid out the basic framework
of modern banking regulation in the United States. Among its other
...
A PUBLIC CHOICE PERSPECTIVE ON THE CYCLE IN MONETARY POLICY
monetary policy monetary policy PUBLIC CHOICE
2008/12/2
The purpose of this paper is to develop a theory of the cycle in
monetary policy and, thereby, to suggest a direction for those who
would seek an answer to Bennett McCallum’s question. In this cycle...