Citizen and state
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This collection of articles of the outstanding representative of the Chicago School, the Nobel Prize Laureate (1982) of George Stigler combines many philosophical and theoretical arguments, empirical results of the application of economic theory and reflection on future research areas - and all this in combination with subtle humor and this uncompromising severity of thought. Stigler proves that it is necessary to abandon the traditional taxonomic approach to state intervention in the economy and its actual consequences and move on to study why this or that economic policy is being carried out. Paying special attention to the relations of politics and economic legislation, the author develops an approach to state regulation, showing the costs of the costs, benefits and the struggle for power. The book is of interest to economists, political scientists, public servants and all interested in state regulation of the economy
Author:
Author:Stigler D.
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Business & Money
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ISBN:978-5-93255-488-3
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