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Encyclopedia of Law & Economics - 6140 Pensions

  • Abraham, Kenneth S. and Jeffries, John C., Jr. (1989), 'Punitive Damages and the Rule of Law: The Role of Defendant's Wealth', 18 Journal of Legal Studies , 415-425.
  • Ackerman, Bruce A. (1971), 'Regulating Slum Housing Markets on Behalf of the Poor: Of Housing Codes, Housing Subsidies and Income Redistribution Policy', 80 Yale Law Journal , 1093-1197.
  • Arlen, Jennifer H. (1992), 'Should Defendants' Wealth Matter?', 21 Journal of Legal Studies , 413-429.
  • Atkinson, Anthony B. (1989), Poverty and Social Security , New York, Simon and Schuster, 379 p.
  • Ballard, Charles L. (1988), 'The Marginal Efficiency Cost of Redistribution', 78 American Economic Review , 1019-1033.
  • Blackorby, Charles and Donaldson, David (1988), 'Cash Versus Kind, Self-Selection, and Efficient Transfers', 78 American Economic Review , 691-700.
  • Brookshire, David S. and Coursey, Don L. (1987), 'Measuring the Value of a Public Good: An Empirical Comparison of Elicitation Procedures', 77 American Economic Review , 554-566.
  • Browning, Edgar K. and Johnson, William R. (1986), 'The Cost of Reducing Economic Inequality', 6 Cato Journal , 85-109.
  • Cassen, Robert (1986), Does Aid Work ? Report to an Intergovernemental Task Force , Oxford, Clarendon, 381 p.
  • Darity, William A., Jr and Myers, Samuel L., Jr. (1987), 'Do Transfer Payments Keep the Poor in Poverty?', 77 American Economic Review. Papers and Proceedings , 216-222.
  • Elhauge, Einer Richard (1994), 'Allocating Health Care Morally', 82 California Law Review , 1449 ff.
  • Gaertner, W. and Pattanaik, P.K. (1988), Distributive Justice and Inequality: A Selection of Papers Given at a Conference, Berlin, May 1986 , New York, Springer, 171 p.
  • Hanemann, W. Michael (1991), 'Willingness to Pay and Willingness to Accept: How Much Can They Differ?', 81 American Economic Review , 635-647.
  • Hochman, Harold M. and Peterson, George E. (eds.) (1974), Redistribution through Public Choice , New York, Columbia University Press, 341 p.
  • Hoffman, Elizabeth and Spitzer, Matthew L. (1993), 'Willingness to Pay vs. Willingness to Accept: Legal and Economic Implications', 71 Washington University Law Quarterly , 59-114.
  • Hovenkamp, Herbert J. (1991), 'Legal Policy and the Endowment Effect', 20 Journal of Legal Studies , 225-247.
  • Hylland, Aanund and Zeckhauser, Richard (1979), 'Distributional Objectives Should Affect Taxes but Not Program Choice or Design', 81 Scandinavian Journal of Economics , 264-284.
  • Kakwani, Nanak (1986), Analyzing Redistribution Policies: A Study Using Australian Data , Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 293 p.
  • Kaplow, Louis and Shavell, Steven (1994), 'Why the Legal System Is Less Efficient Than the Income Tax in Redistributing Income', 23 Journal of Legal Studies , 667-681.
  • Lee, Dwight R. and McKenzie, Richard B. (1990), 'Second Thoughts on the Public-Good Justification for Government Poverty Programs', 19 Journal of Legal Studies , 189-202.
  • Miceli, Thomas J. and Segerson, Kathleen (1995), 'Defining Efficient Care: The Role of Income Distribution', 24 Journal of Legal Studies , 189-208.
  • Nieswiadomy, Michael, Hayes, K. and Slottje, D.J. (1991), 'An Analysis of the Relationship between Various Redistributive Programs and Poverty', 68 Public Choice , 175-184.
  • O'Neil, June and Kodras, Janet E. (1986), 'Transfers and Poverty: Cause and/or Effect?', 6 Cato Journal , 55-76.
  • Olson, Mancur (1987), 'Why Some Welfare-State Redistribution to the Poor is a Great Idea', in Rowley, Charles K. (ed.), Democracy and Public Choice: Essays in Honor of Gordon Tullock , Oxford, Blackwell, 191-222.
  • Posnett, John and Sandler, Todd (1988), 'Transfers, Transaction Costs and Charitable Intermediaries', 8 International Review of Law and Economics , 145-160.
  • Roberts, Russell D. (1985), 'Recipient Preferences and the Design of Governement Transfer Programs', 28 Journal of Law and Economics , 27-54.
  • Rowley, Charles K. and Peacock, Alan T. (1975), Welfare Economics: A Liberal Restatement , London, Martin Robertson, 198 p.
  • Sawhill, Isabel V. (1988), 'Poverty in the U.S.: Why Is It So Persistent?', 26 Journal of Economic Literature , 1073-1119.
  • Shavell, Steven (1981), 'A Note on Efficiency Vs. Distributional Equity in Legal Rulemaking: Should Distributional Equity Matter Given Optimal Income Taxation?', 71 American Economic Review. Papers and Proceedings , 414-418.
  • Shaviro, Daniel N. (1995), Budget Deficits and the Intergenerational Distribution of Lifetime Consumption , University of Chicago Law and Economics Working Paper, No. 29.
  • Shaviro, Daniel N. (1997), 'The Minimum Wage, the Earned Income Tax Credit, and Optimal Subsidy Policy', (forthc.) University of Chicago Law Review .
  • Stigler, George J. (1970), 'Director's Law of Public Income Redistribution', 13 Journal of Law and Economics , 1-10.
  • Tobin, James (1970), 'On Limiting the Domain of Inequality', 13 Journal of Law and Economics , 263-277.
  • Tullock, Gordon (1971), 'Subsidized Housing in a Competitive Market: Comment', 61 American Economic Review , 218-219.
  • Tullock, Gordon (1983), Economics of Income Redistribution , Boston, Kluwer-Nijhoff, 208 p.
  • Tullock, Gordon (1986), The Economics of Wealth and Poverty , New York, Columbia University Press, 210 p.
  • Turnbull, C.S. Shann (1975), Democratising the Wealth of Nations , Sidney, The Company Directors Association of Australia.
  • Turnbull, Shann (1974), 'Controlling World Corporations', 1 Jassa, Australian Society of Security Analysts , 21-25.
  • Turnbull, Shann (1974), 'Making the Securities Industry a Growth Business', Feb. Australian Stock Exchange Journal , 34-40.
  • Turnbull, Shann (1975), 'Fading Out with a Profit-Planned Corporate Obsolescence', 55(651) The Canadian Forum , 14-16.
  • Turnbull, Shann (1985), 'Trusteeship As a Technique For Sustainable Industrialisation', in Gandhi, Marg (ed.), Gandhi Peace Foundation, New Delhi, 7,8&9, 634-643.
  • Turnbull, Shann (1993), 'Flaws and Remedies in Corporatisation and Privatisation', 12(3) Human Systems Management , 227-252.
  • Turnbull, Shann (1993), 'Democratic Capitalism; Self-financing local ownership and control', 12(4) Human Systems Management , 333-348.
  • Turnbull, Shann (1994), 'Building a Stakeholder Democracy, Ambitions for our Future: Australian Views', Oct. XXXEconomic Planning Advisory Commission (Canberra, Australian Government Publishing Service) , 83-90.
  • Wagner, Richard E. (1989), To Promote the General Welfare: Market Processes vs. Political Transfers , San Francisco (CA), Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy, 239 p.
  • Whinston, Michael D. (1983), 'Moral Hazard, Adverse Selection, and the Optimal Provision of Social Insurance', 22 Journal of Public Economics , 49-71.
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