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Public Decisions as Public Goods
Journal of Political Economy, 1971It is now orthodox in economics to explain the desirability of government by pointing to the existence of public goods and the difficulties which the private market would have in dealing with them.' It is the theme of this article that the operations of the government itself raise a new and extremely difficult public-goods problem.
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2023
This paper argues that the underprovision of public goods can be partly explained by lower demand from Indigenous groups with high preferences for Indigenous identity and a high capacity for coordination. Examining the post-Mexican Revolution period (1920s-1950s), when the state used the first road network for nation-building, our diff-in-diff analysis
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This paper argues that the underprovision of public goods can be partly explained by lower demand from Indigenous groups with high preferences for Indigenous identity and a high capacity for coordination. Examining the post-Mexican Revolution period (1920s-1950s), when the state used the first road network for nation-building, our diff-in-diff analysis
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The Review of Economic Studies, 1983
It is shown that when resources are privately owned, the institution of voting is irrelevant to the choice of non-exclusive public goods: the total bundle of such goods produced by Society is the same whether or not minority coalitions are permitted to produce them. This is in sharp contrast to the cases of redistribution and of exclusive public goods,
Aumann, R. J., Kurz, M., Neyman, A.
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It is shown that when resources are privately owned, the institution of voting is irrelevant to the choice of non-exclusive public goods: the total bundle of such goods produced by Society is the same whether or not minority coalitions are permitted to produce them. This is in sharp contrast to the cases of redistribution and of exclusive public goods,
Aumann, R. J., Kurz, M., Neyman, A.
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Journal of Economic Theory, 2007
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Bramoullé, Y, Kranton, R
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Bramoullé, Y, Kranton, R
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Externalities and Public Goods
Economica, 1972This paper attempts to do two things: one is to give a precise analysis of the relationships between public goods and externalities; the other is to provide a formulation of a model involving public goods which covers the so-called mixed cases, i.e. those goods which lie somewhere between the extremes of the pure private good and the pure public good ...
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Journal of Economic Theory, 2006
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The patient and the public good
Nature Medicine, 1995The prevailing view is that a physician can simultaneously husband economic resources to control health care costs and fulfill a doctor's traditional responsibility to put the patient first. I disagree.
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The Journal of Higher Education, 1932
(1932). What is “Good” Publicity? The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 91-93.
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(1932). What is “Good” Publicity? The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 91-93.
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IEEE Micro, 2013
This column discusses how the online world provides public goods. Public goods in the digital world contain some of the same features as those in the offline world. Yet, there are some key differences in the boundaries between public and private, and that shapes what arises and what does not. That will need an explanation.
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This column discusses how the online world provides public goods. Public goods in the digital world contain some of the same features as those in the offline world. Yet, there are some key differences in the boundaries between public and private, and that shapes what arises and what does not. That will need an explanation.
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Journal of Political Economy, 1987
Public goods can be financed by direct taxation or a subsidy to private spending. This paper examines the relative efficiency and distributional consequences of the two methods. Efficiency is shown to depend on the price elasticity of private spending and the trade- off between public and private spending.
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Public goods can be financed by direct taxation or a subsidy to private spending. This paper examines the relative efficiency and distributional consequences of the two methods. Efficiency is shown to depend on the price elasticity of private spending and the trade- off between public and private spending.
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