Arrow and the Foundations of the Theory of Economic Policy

Edited by George R. Feiwel

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Date: 1987
ISBN: 978-1-349-07357-3
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 10 Information, Welfare, and Product Diversity

Steven C. Salop and Joseph Stiglitz

Ch 11 On the Fair Allocation of Indivisible Goods

Eric Maskin

Ch 12 Income Distribution and Differences in Needs

Anthony Atkinson and François Bourguignon

Ch 13 When is a Fixed Income Distribution Optimal?

John Chipman

Ch 14 Peak Pricing, Congestion, and Fairness

William Baumol and Dietrich Fischer

Ch 15 The Tension Theory of Welfare

Jan Tinbergen

Ch 16 No Growth, No Fluctuations

Hukukane Nikaido

Ch 17 The Life-cycle Hypothesis as a Tool of Theory and Policy

Mordecai Kurz

Ch 18 The Credit Mechanism and its Implications

Maurice Allais

Ch 19 The Limits of Organization Revisited

John K. Whitaker

Ch 1A The Many Dimensions of Kenneth J. Arrow

George R. Feiwel

Ch 1B Social Choice: the Science of the Impossible?

Peter Hammond

Ch 2 Ordinal Utilitarianism

Allan F. Gibbard

Ch 20 Kenneth Arrow and the New Institutional Economics

Oliver Williamson

Ch 21 On Some Economic Aspects of a Fragile Input: Trust

Harvey Leibenstein

Ch 22 An Eclectic View from Cambridge: an Interview

R. C. O. Matthews

Ch 23 Arrow on Arrow: an Interview

Kenneth Arrow

Ch 24 Arrow — the Breadth, Depth, and Conscience of the Scholar: an Interview

Robert Aumann

Ch 25 ‘Partners in Crime’: an Interview

Leonid Hurwicz

Ch 26 The Young Scholar: an Interview

Theodore W. Anderson

Ch 27 Axiomatic Soul Searching

Howard Raiffa

Ch 28 A Younger Colleague’s View from Harvard: an Interview

Jerry R. Green

Ch 29 Arrow’s Contributions to Health Economics

Victor Fuchs

Ch 3 Sparks from Arrow’s Anvil

Paul A. Samuelson

Ch 30 The Impact of Arrow’s Contribution to Economic Analysis

Michael Intriligator

Ch 31 Ken Arrow — Success without Pressure: an Interview

Seymour Martin Lipset

Ch 32 The University Citizen: an Interview

Donald Kennedy

Ch 33 Making Music at Stanford: an Interview

Gerald J. Lieberman

Ch 34 There is Music in Economics

George R. Feiwel

Ch 35 Reflections on the Essays

Kenneth Arrow

Ch 4 On Reconciling Arrow’s Theory of Social Choice with Harsanyi’s Fundamental Utilitarianism

Peter Hammond

Ch 5 Arrow’s Independence Condition and the Bergson—Samuelson Tradition

Murray Kemp and Yew-Kwang Ng

Ch 6 Maximizing Freedom of Decision: an Axiomatic Analysis

Patrick Suppes

Ch 7 Arrow and the Problem of Social Choice

Kotaro Suzumura and Koichi Suga

Ch 8 Utilitarianism and Modern Economics

Gunnar Myrdal

Ch 9 The Optimum Order Revisited

Jan Tinbergen

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