Coercion and Social Welfare in Public Finance
Economic and Political Perspectives
Herausgeber: Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge; Winer, Stanley L.
Coercion and Social Welfare in Public Finance
Economic and Political Perspectives
Herausgeber: Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge; Winer, Stanley L.
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This book explores the role that coercion plays in the establishment and evolution of the public economy.
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This book explores the role that coercion plays in the establishment and evolution of the public economy.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 749g
- ISBN-13: 9781107052789
- ISBN-10: 1107052785
- Artikelnr.: 40466700
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 749g
- ISBN-13: 9781107052789
- ISBN-10: 1107052785
- Artikelnr.: 40466700
1. Coercion, welfare, and the study of public finance Jorge
Martinez-Vazquez and Stanley L. Winer; Part I. Violence, Structured
Anarchy, and the State: 2. The constitution of coercion: Wicksell,
violence, and the ordering of society John J. Wallis; 3. Proprietary public
finance: on its emergence and evolution out of anarchy Stergios Skaperdas;
Part II. Voluntary and Coercive Transactions in Welfare Analysis: 4.
Coercion, taxation, and voluntary association Roger D. Congleton; 5.
Kaldor-Hicks coercion, Coasian bargaining, and the state Michael C. Munger;
Part III. Coercion in Public Sector Economics: Theory and Application: 6.
Non-coercion, efficiency and incentive compatibility in public goods John
O. Ledyard; 7. Social welfare and coercion in public finance Stanley L.
Winer, George Tridimas and Walter Hettich; 8. Lindahl fiscal incidence and
the measurement of coercion Saloua Sehili and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez; 9.
Fiscal coercion in federal systems, with special attention to highly
divided societies Giorgio Brosio; Part IV. Coercion in the Laboratory: 10.
Cooperating to resist coercion: an experimental study Lucy F. Ackert, Ann
B. Gillette and Mark Rider; 11. Partial coercion, conditional cooperation,
and self-commitment in voluntary contributions to public goods Elena
Cettolin and Arno Riedl.
Martinez-Vazquez and Stanley L. Winer; Part I. Violence, Structured
Anarchy, and the State: 2. The constitution of coercion: Wicksell,
violence, and the ordering of society John J. Wallis; 3. Proprietary public
finance: on its emergence and evolution out of anarchy Stergios Skaperdas;
Part II. Voluntary and Coercive Transactions in Welfare Analysis: 4.
Coercion, taxation, and voluntary association Roger D. Congleton; 5.
Kaldor-Hicks coercion, Coasian bargaining, and the state Michael C. Munger;
Part III. Coercion in Public Sector Economics: Theory and Application: 6.
Non-coercion, efficiency and incentive compatibility in public goods John
O. Ledyard; 7. Social welfare and coercion in public finance Stanley L.
Winer, George Tridimas and Walter Hettich; 8. Lindahl fiscal incidence and
the measurement of coercion Saloua Sehili and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez; 9.
Fiscal coercion in federal systems, with special attention to highly
divided societies Giorgio Brosio; Part IV. Coercion in the Laboratory: 10.
Cooperating to resist coercion: an experimental study Lucy F. Ackert, Ann
B. Gillette and Mark Rider; 11. Partial coercion, conditional cooperation,
and self-commitment in voluntary contributions to public goods Elena
Cettolin and Arno Riedl.
1. Coercion, welfare, and the study of public finance Jorge
Martinez-Vazquez and Stanley L. Winer; Part I. Violence, Structured
Anarchy, and the State: 2. The constitution of coercion: Wicksell,
violence, and the ordering of society John J. Wallis; 3. Proprietary public
finance: on its emergence and evolution out of anarchy Stergios Skaperdas;
Part II. Voluntary and Coercive Transactions in Welfare Analysis: 4.
Coercion, taxation, and voluntary association Roger D. Congleton; 5.
Kaldor-Hicks coercion, Coasian bargaining, and the state Michael C. Munger;
Part III. Coercion in Public Sector Economics: Theory and Application: 6.
Non-coercion, efficiency and incentive compatibility in public goods John
O. Ledyard; 7. Social welfare and coercion in public finance Stanley L.
Winer, George Tridimas and Walter Hettich; 8. Lindahl fiscal incidence and
the measurement of coercion Saloua Sehili and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez; 9.
Fiscal coercion in federal systems, with special attention to highly
divided societies Giorgio Brosio; Part IV. Coercion in the Laboratory: 10.
Cooperating to resist coercion: an experimental study Lucy F. Ackert, Ann
B. Gillette and Mark Rider; 11. Partial coercion, conditional cooperation,
and self-commitment in voluntary contributions to public goods Elena
Cettolin and Arno Riedl.
Martinez-Vazquez and Stanley L. Winer; Part I. Violence, Structured
Anarchy, and the State: 2. The constitution of coercion: Wicksell,
violence, and the ordering of society John J. Wallis; 3. Proprietary public
finance: on its emergence and evolution out of anarchy Stergios Skaperdas;
Part II. Voluntary and Coercive Transactions in Welfare Analysis: 4.
Coercion, taxation, and voluntary association Roger D. Congleton; 5.
Kaldor-Hicks coercion, Coasian bargaining, and the state Michael C. Munger;
Part III. Coercion in Public Sector Economics: Theory and Application: 6.
Non-coercion, efficiency and incentive compatibility in public goods John
O. Ledyard; 7. Social welfare and coercion in public finance Stanley L.
Winer, George Tridimas and Walter Hettich; 8. Lindahl fiscal incidence and
the measurement of coercion Saloua Sehili and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez; 9.
Fiscal coercion in federal systems, with special attention to highly
divided societies Giorgio Brosio; Part IV. Coercion in the Laboratory: 10.
Cooperating to resist coercion: an experimental study Lucy F. Ackert, Ann
B. Gillette and Mark Rider; 11. Partial coercion, conditional cooperation,
and self-commitment in voluntary contributions to public goods Elena
Cettolin and Arno Riedl.