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Welfare economics

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Work and wealth

John Atkinson Hobson

1914

Economics of the public sector

Joseph E. Stiglitz

1986

Income Redistribution and Social Security

J. Nelissen

1899

Welfare, property rights and economic policy

H. Scott Gordon, T. K. Rymes

1991

Cost and choice; an inquiry in economic theory

James M. Buchanan

1969

The manipulation of choice

Mark D. White

2013

Cost benefit analysis

Euston Quah, E. J. Mishan

1978

Economics and the good life

Bertrand de Jouvenel

1999

Readings in welfare economics

Kenneth Joseph Arrow, Tibor Scitovsky

1969

Cost-benefit analysis

Tevfik F. Nas

1996

TRANSFORMING THE DEVELOPMENTAL WELFARE STATE IN EAST ASIA; ED. BY HUCK-JU KWON

Huck-ju Kwon

2005

Applied welfare economics and public policy

Richard E. Just

1982

States of welfare

Joan Higgins

1981

Equality, Rights and the Autonomous Self

Timothy P. Roth

2004

Poverty and Subsidiarity in Europe

Didier Fouarge

2004

The microeconomics of market failures

Bernard Salanié

2000

Wellbeing, Freedom and Social Justice

Ingrid Robeyns

2017

What's wrong with a free lunch?

Philippe van Parijs, Joel Rogers, Joshua Cohen

2001

The economics of the welfare state

Barr, N. A.

1998

The welfare state in crisis

Mishra, Ramesh Dr.

1984

Public choice II

Dennis C. Mueller

1989

Inequality, welfare and poverty

J.A. Bishop, Yoram Amiel

2003

What political economy is all about

E. J. Mishan

1982

Commodities and capabilities

Amartya Sen

1999

Inequality reexamined

Amartya Sen

1992

Social democracy & welfare capitalism

Alexander M Hicks

1999

The real wealth of nations

Riane Tennenhaus Eisler

2007

Understanding social policy

Michael J. Hill

1993

Welfare economics and the theory of the state

William J. Baumol

1965

Change everything

Christian Felber

2015

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