Titlebook: Method and Morals in Constitutional Economics; Essays in Honor of J Geoffrey Brennan,Hartmut Kliemt,Robert D. Tollison Book 2002 Springer-V

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Buchanan and Shackle on Cost, Choice and Subjective Economicsd his openness to discussion, as well as the active intellectual milieu and unfettered working conditions at the Center, made this an ideal environment. No matter how early we arrived in the office there would be a typed note from Jim on our desks, reflecting his even earlier morning thoughts on the discussions of the previous day.

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Evolution and Learning in Collective Decision Makingtionary character of the model is based on the process by which individuals take their political decisions: it tries to link decisions and outcomes through a learning process. To this extent we use concepts from the cognitive sciences and try to apply them, with varying degrees of success, to public choice.

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Revisiting “The Nobel Lie”: An Argument for Constitutional Constraintsublic choice premise that government action is motivated primarily by private interest, might well serve to undermine public trust in government and reduce its effectiveness. In concluding their argument they posed a key question, “Is public choice immoral?” and responded that (1988, p. 184):

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Onwards and Upwards — James Buchanan at 80le. What strange and wonderful imaginings those ‘Pigovian margins’ conjured in the young Geoffrey’s uninitiated mind. Not everyone, I guess, could strike poetry out of public economics — but Jim often managed this feat. And not least in his titles.

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