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Coalitional economies with public projects

Social Choice and Welfare, 2005
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BASILE, ACHILLE, DE SIMONE, ANNA, GRAZIANO, MARIA GABRIELLA   +2 more
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The Core of a Public Goods Economy

International Economic Review, 1974
THE CORE, an n person game solution concept, has proved to be very useful in analyzing economic allocations in a private goods economy (see, e.g., [1]). Viewed as an n person game, such an economy requires the specification of production and distribution activities open to an arbitrary coalition of economic agents. We say a coalition can improve upon a
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STRATEGIC CORES IN A PUBLIC GOODS ECONOMY

International Game Theory Review, 2004
In a public goods economy with linear production technologies, we consider a strategic game with coalitions in which each player is required as a strategy to reallocate his or her own initial endowments for exchange and production. Allowing negative strategies, i.e., reallocations with negative amount, we show that the core of this economy can be ...
Yukihisa Utsumi, Mikio Nakayama
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Public or Private Economies of Knowledge?

2007
The ‘great divide’ between public and private knowledge in capitalism is an unstable frontier at the core of contemporary economic transformations. Based on research in the USA, Europe and Brazil into the cutting edge of biological science and technology, this book presents a novel framework for understanding this historically shifting fault-line.Over ...
Harvey, M, McMeekin, A
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Pathologies of the Public Grants Economy

1982
There are two basic economic relationships between economic parties: exchange, in which there is a mutual transfer of economic goods from each party to the other; and the grant or transfer which is a one-way transfer of economic goods from one party to another, without equivalent economic goods passing in exchange, although there may be non-economic ...
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On the Limits of the Public Economy

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1982
This article examines the validity of the assertion that low growth, high unemployment, and increasing inflation were all produced by excessively high levels and large increases in public spending. The article presents a systematic analysis of the relationships among 19 nations between increases in spending and lower rates of economic growth, higher ...
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A public‐good approach to environmental economy

International Journal of Economic Theory, 2018
This paper investigates the economic implications of environment in the 2 × 3 Heckscher–Ohlin model by expounding the multidimensional roles of the environment for the economy: as a public input used to produce goods and services; as a by‐product dependent on the composition of goods and services; and as a public good directly affecting social utility.
Choi, Jai-Young, Yu, Eden S. H.
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The Urban Public Economy

1976
An American observer once stated that: Modern urban man is born in a publicly financed hospital, receives his education in a publicly supported school and university, spends a good part of his life travelling on publicly built transportation facilities, communicates through the post office or the quasi-public telephone system, drinks his public water,
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Public consumption composition in a growing economy

Journal of Macroeconomics, 2008
Abstract This paper explores the role of the composition of public consumption within a three sector R&D growth model. A competitive industry supplies a homogeneous good and a monopolistic sector manufactures a composite commodity differentiated in many varieties, whose size can be increased through investment in R&D.
CENSOLO, Roberto, COLOMBO, Caterina
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