Why Has the Public Choice Revolution Been Stopped Short of Victory? »
By Randall Holcombe | Wednesday June 6, 2012 at 1:01 PM PDT | 9 Comments
Public choice is the application of economic methods to analyze political decision-making. Prior to the public choice revolution, academic and policy analysts tended to assume that once an “optimal” course of action was identified, government would follow that course of action. Public choice recognizes that government decision-makers may not have sufficient information to identify...
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Tags: Budget and Tax Policy, Economics, Politics, Progressivism, Regulation, The State





























