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In this article we strive to develop some basic “economics” of traceability in order to demonstrate that beyond its major use as a food safety tool, mandatory traceability strongly aects the organization of food system, as well as its... more
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The paper focuses on empirical studies of a class of very simple games of the reward allocation, dictator and ultimatum type. It is demonstrated that true explanations of social phenomena cannot conceivably be derived in terms of the... more
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This paper describes how the concept of negative income taxation can positively influence the necessary reform processes in our today's welfare states in Europe. With more self-reponsibility the gloomy perpectives of the future might... more
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In 1964, Buchanan wrote an article in which he criticized the definition of economics given by Robbins in his Essay on the Nature and Significance of Economic Science. This article is remarkable because it represents Buchanan's attempts... more
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Il lavoro si propone di indagare, con l’intento di innovarne la prospettiva e gli strumenti di analisi, la disciplina della finanza pubblica collocandola nel più ampio dibattito sui presupposti, sulle forme e sui limiti dell’intervento... more
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Public choice theories of bureaucracy, especially the budget maximization thesis, have been influential in stimulating the drive towards privatization in Britain and the USA. But these accounts are strangely silent about why changes in... more
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This survey article (in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) offers an introduction to the field of social choice theory. It covers: (i) the history of social choice theory; (ii) three formal arguments for majority rule (procedural,... more
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What role does scientific evidence play in educational practice? Supporters of evidence-based education (EBE) see it as a powerful way of improving the quality of public services which is readily applicable to the education sector.... more
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abstract  The majority of research on organizational commitment has focused on commitment in traditional, ongoing and open-ended relationships. The commitment of employees in non-standard work arrangements such as temporary employment has... more
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This textbook of Economic Policy is made of four parts: 1. Methodological questions; 2. Welfare Economics; 3. Economic models in a closed economy 4. Economic Policy in an open economy. La Politica Economica è la disciplina che... more
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This paper identifies 29 reasons why paying reparations for slavery is a bad idea.
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The two most powerful words in the English language, and for that matter in any language, are “Yes” and “No.” They literally create different realities. Saying, “Yes,” to a person, event, circumstance, or experience literally points us,... more
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This dissertation addresses a debate about the proper relationship between democratic theory and institutions. The debate has been waged between two rival approaches: on the one side is an aggregative and economic theory of democracy,... more
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