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Figures xi
Tables xiii
Introduction xv
Part I Economic Efficiency and the Role of Government
1 Income Equality: The Earliest Standard of Efficiency 5
2 Equality Does Not Matter: Pareto Efficiency and the Free Market 15
3 The Pareto Efficiency Cops 35
4 Why Redistributing Goods May Be Pareto Efficient After All 47
5 A Brief History of the Federal Income Tax 55
6 It Is Not Pareto Efficient: The Rich Pay Too Much Taxes (Or, Laffer's Napkin) 59
7 Private Goods 71
8 Government-Supplied Goods 91
Part II Theories of Wages
9 The Classical Theory of Wages 117
10 The Neo-classical Theory of Wages: John Bates Clark 133
11 The Evidence 143
12 The Minimum Wage 151
13 Theories of Wages and the Great Depression 157
14 "Sticky Wages" 169
15 "Efficiency Wages" or: Why Unemployment Is the Fault of Shirking by Workers 177
16 Executive Compensation 185
Afterword 193
Acknowledgments 197
Notes 199
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