Analyzing Contemporary US and International Policy Issues through the Lens of Market Process Economics Herausgeber: Haeffele, Stefanie; Millsap, Adam; Hall, Abigail R.
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Informing Public Policy
Analyzing Contemporary US and International Policy Issues through the Lens of Market Process Economics Herausgeber: Haeffele, Stefanie; Millsap, Adam; Hall, Abigail R.
The chapters in this manuscript explore, through applications to issues within the United States and internationally, contemporary issues in public policy through the theoretical framework of knowledge problems and market process economics.
The chapters in this manuscript explore, through applications to issues within the United States and internationally, contemporary issues in public policy through the theoretical framework of knowledge problems and market process economics.
Stefanie Haeffele is the Deputy Director of Academic and Student Programs and a senior fellow for the F. A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Abigail Hall is Assistant Professor in Economics at the University of Tampa in Florida and a Research Fellow with the Independent Institute, a non-partisan research and educational think tank based in Oakland, California. Adam Millsap is the Assistant Director of the L. Charles Hilton Jr. Center for the Study of Economic Prosperity and Individual Opportunity at Florida State University.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Boudreaux / 1. Introduction Haeffele Hall and Millsap / 2. Who Plans? Jane Jacobs' Hayekian Critique of Urban Planning Gray / 3. The Knowledge Problem and Education Finance Crouch / 4. Centralization of the Child Welfare Systems and the Knowledge Problem McCray / 5. The Patient Protection and the Affordable Care Act: That Which is Seen and That Which is Unseen Shupe / 6. An Analysis of Agent Decisions and Institutional Effects in Healthcare Famodimu / 7. How Reputational Feedback Can Mitigate the Knowledge Problem: Lessons Learned from the U.S. Galata-Bickell / 8. The Knowledge Problem in International Entity Level Taxation Michel / 9. De-risking and the Knowledge Problem: The Unseen Consequences of Financial Sanctions Gjoza /10. Trade Openness Information Feedback and Domestic Economic Regulation Ruhland / 11. Was it Worth It? The Effects of ODA NGOs and Time on Local Politics in the Haitian State DeMattee
Foreword Boudreaux / 1. Introduction Haeffele Hall and Millsap / 2. Who Plans? Jane Jacobs' Hayekian Critique of Urban Planning Gray / 3. The Knowledge Problem and Education Finance Crouch / 4. Centralization of the Child Welfare Systems and the Knowledge Problem McCray / 5. The Patient Protection and the Affordable Care Act: That Which is Seen and That Which is Unseen Shupe / 6. An Analysis of Agent Decisions and Institutional Effects in Healthcare Famodimu / 7. How Reputational Feedback Can Mitigate the Knowledge Problem: Lessons Learned from the U.S. Galata-Bickell / 8. The Knowledge Problem in International Entity Level Taxation Michel / 9. De-risking and the Knowledge Problem: The Unseen Consequences of Financial Sanctions Gjoza /10. Trade Openness Information Feedback and Domestic Economic Regulation Ruhland / 11. Was it Worth It? The Effects of ODA NGOs and Time on Local Politics in the Haitian State DeMattee
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