Titlebook: Political Economy; Recent Views Larry L. Wade Book 1983 Kluwer · Nijhoff Publishing 1983 Public Choice.economy.management.political economy

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Political Economy: Problems with Paradigms, governments. These omissions do not reflect adversely on the generally impressive work of the encyclopedia’s authors and editors, but indicate how substantial are the problems facing those intrepid scholars who would seek a higher synthesis of politics and economics. Entire seas have been left unfished

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Modern Public Finance: The Neoclassical Approach,addresses normative questions of public policy — it is prescriptive, rather than descriptive; and (2) it utilizes the neoclassical microeconomic theory of how consumers, producers, and the government interact through markets and prices

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Whither (Positive) Political Economy? One Reading,share Wade’s suspicion that a fully satisfactory or unequivocal synthesis of all approaches to political economy is probably impossible, I will suggest certain lines of thinking which could, problematically, facilitate some useful progress in that direction

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0924-199X : neoclassical public finance, public choice, and Marxian analysis. Critical overviews of some of their major themes are offered in my introductory chapter and in Warren J. Samuels‘ concluding one, while more focused, if briefer, comments by other scholars follow each of the theoretical presen­ tati

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0924-199X readers to consider insights and objections that may not have been otherwise appar­ ent and, hence, to reflect in a more critical fashion upon the limitations 978-94-009-6660-4978-94-009-6658-1Series ISSN 0924-199X

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Fiscal Behavior of the Modern Democratic State: Public Choice Perspectives and Contributions, upon two divergent perspectives: demand and supply models. In the former, citizen-condumers reign supreme; in the latter, politicians, bureaucrats, and goverments play roles not unlike those ascribed to monopolistic businesses by, say, J.K. galbraith.

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L. Jay Helmson expansions of solutions of the diffusion equation, can be used as inputs to an information-geometric approach to parameter sensitivity estimation. We illustrate our methods using model systems drawn from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Electron Spin Resonance, and Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance.