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Introduction,er fares or taxes. Two reputable companies are commissioned to find out if the benefit justifies the cost. The first discovers that aggregate willingness to pay is only ￡1.5?bn and therefore recommends that the safety improvements should not be implemented. The second company reports that citizens w

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Welfare, and that social welfare is an increasing function of individual welfare alone. This approach, denoted standard welfare economics in Chapter 1, most starkly set out in microeconomic theory texts (e.g. Varian, 1978; Mas Colell et al., 1995) and in books on welfare economics, has attracted a long list

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Tax Policy,were analysed. The basic theme of this chapter is that even with an incomplete welfare ranking it is possible to make some claims about the nature of desirable tax policies. I support this argument in two ways

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Framing Matters: Non-Standard Fiscal Policy, the focus is on non-standard fiscal policy, meaning the manipulation of the f term in order to achieve government goals. For instance, Cullis et al. (2000), suggest that because individuals who pay for an item are more likely to consume it, because prescription charges may help individuals complete

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Stated Preference and Non-Market Decisions, and the travel cost method share a common underlying philosophy (e.g. welfarism), but some do not. Advocates of Citizens‘ Juries (e.g. Crosby,1991) or consensus conferences, attach as much value to the process by which decisions are made as to whether the conclusions are reflective of preferences.

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