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This article presents an analysis of the behavior of federal representatives in the Brazilian House of Representatives between 1995 and 1998, when a series of constitutional amendments were presented by the president to be voted on by Congress.
Márcio André de Carvalho
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Contribution to a series of recollections and reflections on professional experiences of distinguished economists. Article originally published in vol. 39 n. 159 of Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review.
James M. Buchanan
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Providing efficient decentralised local public services such as healthcare in hard to reach and remote areas has been the recent concern of public finance experts.
Christopher Dick-Sagoe +2 more
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Giving consumers of British public services more choice: what can be learned from recent history? [PDF]
British Prime Minister Tony Blair announced in the autumn of 2001 that he wanted to extend individual consumer choice in the public services (Blair, 2001).
6, P
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White charter school enclaves—defined as charter schools located in school districts that are thirty percent or less white, but that enroll a student body that is fifty percent or greater white— are emerging across the country.
A. R. Karimov +10 more
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This paper combines Public Choice with Austrian Economics perspectives to provide an interpretation of the logic and the consequences of the Brazilian 2014 presidential campaign finance, often related to corruption scandals uncovered by the “Car-Wash ...
Roberta Muramatsu +2 more
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“Constitutional” public policy making in context: the peruvian experience
In this article the authors will identify how the reform of the “new” Peruvian Constitution policy was implemented, with particular emphasis on the influence of the Constitutional Court of Peru. At last, using the theory of public choice, we will present
Oscar Súmar Albujar +1 more
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Experimental Public Choice [PDF]
A few decades ago, most economists believed that their discipline was non-experimental. Economic phenomena should be studied theoretically or empirically. The ideal paper was one where rigorous theory was tested using advanced econometric methods. The fact that the empirics were usually based on (often incomplete) field data only remotely related to ...
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The rational choice or “economic” approach to politics—public choice analysis—brought the self-interest axiom into the analysis of the political sector as part of a move to provide a model of political behavior useful for economic policy analysis and ...
Steven G. Medema
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State versus Market. Some arguments to surpass the “mirror approach” [PDF]
The State, viewed as an exponent of constraint, in opposition to the Market, free by definition, represents the tough nucleus of the theoretical space dedicated to the State in the economic science.
Anca DODESCU
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