The Ends and Means of Public Policy

This chapter discusses efficiency and equity as criteria for good public policy, and explores how public policy can harness the means of markets, the state and the community to achieve these ends. Markets have a comparative advantage in efficiency because of their capacity to tap vast amounts of tac...

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Volume:	1
Main Author:	Fabian, Mark
Format:	Book Chapter
Language:	English
Place of publication:	Routledge 2018
published in:	Hybrid Public Policy Innovations Vol. 1; pp. 3 - 21
Editor:	Breunig, Robert Fabian, Mark
Edition:	1
Data of publication:	2018
ISBN:	9780815371809 0815371802
EISBN:	9781351245944 1351245945
Alternate Title:	The Ends and Means of Public Policy
Discipline:	Social Sciences (General)
Subjects:	Pareto Improvements Rawlsian Social Welfare Function Pareto Efficient Point Common Resource Management Extend Property Rights Carbon Abatement Policies Income Contingent Loan Proportional Equity Vice Versa West Germany Higher Education Contribution Scheme Intrinsic Arguments Relative Equity Regression Discontinuity Designs Universal Health Insurance Cover Contemporary Public Policy Good Faith Contracting Good Public Policy High Effective Marginal Tax Rates International Space Station QS World University Ranking Pareto Efficient Outcome Public Goods Games Hicks Kaldor Improvement
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