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A Handbook of Alternative Theories of Public Economics
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Contenido :
The Neglected Importance of the Austrian Thought in Public Economics
In Defense of the Euro: An Austrian Perspective
Marxian Public Economics. With a Comment by Massimo Florio
The Laffer Curve Muddle
Deficits, Tax Burden and Unemployment
Theories of Justice and Empirical Results
Strategic Voting and Happiness
Religious Parties
Western Religion, Social Ethics and Public Economics
Indigenes, Immigration, and Integration: A Welfare-Economics Approach to Minority Rights
The Role of Memory in Modeling Social and Economic Cycles of Extreme Events
Expanding the Theory of Tax Compliance from Individual to Group Motivations
The Political Economy of News Media: Theory, Evidence and Open Issues
How Significant is Yardstick Competition among Governments? Three Reasons to Dig Deeper
Optimal Size of Government and Optimal Ratio between Current and Capital Expenditure
Government Failures in Railway Public Policy. The British Case
Cognitive Dissonance, Iron Triangle and Rent seeking. Sequester and the Fiscal Cliff
Cognitive Dissonance, Efficient and Inefficient Rent Seeking. Public Aid to the Movies
Bargaining in International Conflicts Resolution: UN Involvement and Conflict Settlement
The Norm of Profits Extraction from Corruption by Bureaucracy and Market Size
Alternative Views on the Origins and Impact of the Informal Economy
Long-run and Shorter-run Criminal Cycles in the Economics of Public Bads
The Neglected Importance of the Austrian Thought in Public Economics
In Defense of the Euro: An Austrian Perspective
Marxian Public Economics. With a Comment by Massimo Florio
The Laffer Curve Muddle
Deficits, Tax Burden and Unemployment
Theories of Justice and Empirical Results
Strategic Voting and Happiness
Religious Parties
Western Religion, Social Ethics and Public Economics
Indigenes, Immigration, and Integration: A Welfare-Economics Approach to Minority Rights
The Role of Memory in Modeling Social and Economic Cycles of Extreme Events
Expanding the Theory of Tax Compliance from Individual to Group Motivations
The Political Economy of News Media: Theory, Evidence and Open Issues
How Significant is Yardstick Competition among Governments? Three Reasons to Dig Deeper
Optimal Size of Government and Optimal Ratio between Current and Capital Expenditure
Government Failures in Railway Public Policy. The British Case
Cognitive Dissonance, Iron Triangle and Rent seeking. Sequester and the Fiscal Cliff
Cognitive Dissonance, Efficient and Inefficient Rent Seeking. Public Aid to the Movies
Bargaining in International Conflicts Resolution: UN Involvement and Conflict Settlement
The Norm of Profits Extraction from Corruption by Bureaucracy and Market Size
Alternative Views on the Origins and Impact of the Informal Economy
Long-run and Shorter-run Criminal Cycles in the Economics of Public Bads
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