Political Economy of Fairness Book

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Political Economy of Fairness
Written by author Edward E. Zajac
Published by MIT Press, October 1996
How should the government balance the aims of justice and economic efficiency when intervening in the economy? In Political Economy of Fairness Edward Zajac seeks not only to raise the level of the fairness-economic efficiency debate, but to show both the
Political Economy of Fairness covers the main advances of fairness theory, providing a vocabulary of concepts and terms that will allow more efficient and informed communication about policy.

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Acknowledgments
I Basic Economic Concepts and Ideas 1
2 The Concept of Economic Efficiency 11
3 More Economic Concepts 23
4 Externalities and Public Goods 35
5 On Firms (Private or Public Organizations) 45
6 Risk and Incentives; Principal-Agent Theory 55
II Fairness Theory 67
7 A Brief Intellectual History of the Economist's Current Ethical Outlook 69
8 Normative Theories I: John Rawls 79
9 Normative Theories II: Robert Nozick, Utilitarianism, and Superfairness 91
10 Positive Theories I: The Formal Principle of Distributive Justice and Institutional Framing 101
11 Positive Theories II: Perceived Economic Justice in Public Utility Regulation 117
12 Strategic Uses of Fairness 129
III Normative and Positive Economic Theories of Regulation 139
13 Public Interest (Normative) Economic Theories of Regulation 141
14 Interest Group (Positive) Economic Theories of Regulation: Incentive-Compatible Regulation 157
IV Case Studies and Applications 171
15 Introduction to Part IV 173
16 Progressive Taxation 191
17 Unfair Pricing I: Cross-Subsidization 203
18 Unfair Pricing II: Predatory Pricing and Dumping - Whose Ox Is Being Gored? 215
19 Evaluating Assets Fairly: The Example of Public Utility Regulation 227
20 The Supreme Court's Struggle with Mergers and Breakups 245
21 Attempts to Break Out of the Regulatory Straitjacket, Fairly 261
22 Social Regulation: A Medley of the Power of the Media, Efficiency, Utilitarianism, and Individual Rights 277
Glossary 289
Notes 295
References 307
Index 317

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	Acknowledgments
I	Basic Economic Concepts and Ideas	1
2	The Concept of Economic Efficiency	11
3	More Economic Concepts	23
4	Externalities and Public Goods	35
5	On Firms (Private or Public Organizations)	45
6	Risk and Incentives; Principal-Agent Theory	55
II	Fairness Theory	67
7	A Brief Intellectual History of the Economist's Current Ethical Outlook	69
8	Normative Theories I: John Rawls	79
9	Normative Theories II: Robert Nozick, Utilitarianism, and Superfairness	91
10	Positive Theories I: The Formal Principle of Distributive Justice and Institutional Framing	101
11	Positive Theories II: Perceived Economic Justice in Public Utility Regulation	117
12	Strategic Uses of Fairness	129
III	Normative and Positive Economic Theories of Regulation	139
13	Public Interest (Normative) Economic Theories of Regulation	141
14	Interest Group (Positive) Economic Theories of Regulation: Incentive-Compatible Regulation	157
IV	Case Studies and Applications	171
15	Introduction to Part IV	173
16	Progressive Taxation	191
17	Unfair Pricing I: Cross-Subsidization	203
18	Unfair Pricing II: Predatory Pricing and Dumping - Whose Ox Is Being Gored?	215
19	Evaluating Assets Fairly: The Example of Public Utility Regulation	227
20	The Supreme Court's Struggle with Mergers and Breakups	245
21	Attempts to Break Out of the Regulatory Straitjacket, Fairly	261
22	Social Regulation: A Medley of the Power of the Media, Efficiency, Utilitarianism, and Individual Rights	277
	Glossary	289
	Notes	295
	References	307
	Index	317