Titlebook: Economic Theory, Welfare and the State; Essays in Honour of Athanasios Asimakopulos (William Dow Professor of Book 1990 Athanasios Asimak

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Markus Scholz,Thomas A.C. Reydon in this volume, written by former colleagues and friends of the late Jack Weldon, all touch on this pair of questions in a way that reflects the concerns of Weldon’s career. One of my more vivid recollections of Weldon was his continual insistence on ‘the essential unity of economics’. Possibly a p

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Make the Bus Walkable and Dignified,mposition of a tariff (provided the foreign country does not retaliate), since a tariff will improve its terms of trade. If the improvement in the terms of trade is sufficiently great, it is possible that the domestic price of importables, which includes the tariff, will still be lower than formerly

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Jennifer M. O’Connor,Jacopo Torritiw generation has arrived upon the economic scene and the world has experienced an extended period of sustained growth. Still, as the stock market crash of October 1987 reminded us all, fears of another severe depression linger. This chapter examines the basis for these concerns. In particular, it ou

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Telebusiness and the Product or Serviceur force participation has had no noticeable effect, and there are now relatively fewer unemployment-prone teenagers than in 1965. Surprisingly, unemployment has gone up despite a higher general level of education.