Essays On The Economics Of Signaling Goodness


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Essays on the Economics of Signaling Goodness


Essays on the Economics of Signaling Goodness

Author: Sean M. Christy

language: en

Publisher: ProQuest

Release Date: 2006


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Signaling Goodness


Signaling Goodness

Author: Phillip J. Nelson

language: en

Publisher: University of Michigan Press

Release Date: 2003-10-23


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DIVA new approach to analyzing political and charitable behavior posits that morality significantly affects that behavior /div

Method and Morals in Constitutional Economics


Method and Morals in Constitutional Economics

Author: Geoffrey Brennan

language: en

Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media

Release Date: 2013-03-09


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This Festschrift was "presented" in electronic form to Buchanan on the occasion of his eightieth birthday on October 3, 1999, after dinner in Fairfax, Virginia. As one might have expected, the response to our call for papers was vo luminous. In looking over the many contributions, we felt that a "published" Festschrift was also possible and fitting for the eightieth birthday of so prodi gious and influential a scholar as Professor Buchanan. To that end we have assembled the following volume. In selecting the papers to be included here we have basically tried to choose those papers which in some way bear on Buchanan's contributions. Perfectly good papers about issues not related to Buchanan's research agenda or not referring directly to Buchanan's work were not included. Space constraints did not allow universal coverage, so choices had to be made. It should be stated clearly that these were our choices based on the criterion that the contribution be relevant to Buchanan's work. Buchanan had nothing whatsoever to do with the selection of papers for this volume. Once choices had been made, we arranged the papers by subject matter ranging from various aspects of Buchanan's work in economics, political science, philosophy, and related areas, to some more personal recollections of Jim as a professor, friend, and colleague. Including the latter material was also our decision, and this probably represents a choice with which Jim would not have agreed. We think, however, that the reader will find these pieces interesting and informative.