The peculiar business of politics
Orthodox welfare economics and its claim on behalf of the Pareto efficiency of competitive equilibrium reflects the additive vision of political economy. Conclusion My primary interest in writing Politics as a Peculiar Business was to contribute to the construction of an analytical framework in whic...
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| description | Orthodox welfare economics and its claim on behalf of the Pareto efficiency of competitive equilibrium reflects the additive vision of political economy. Conclusion My primary interest in writing Politics as a Peculiar Business was to contribute to the construction of an analytical framework in which economics would be construed as a genuine social science, the starting point of which would be the formal ubiquity of economizing action. |
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| subjects | Competition Constitution Constitutions Economic models Efficiency Elgar, Edward Equilibrium Ideology Mechanics Plate tectonics Political economy Politics Profit Profits Social sciences Society Welfare economics |
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