Synopsis
This book provides a much-needed introduction to public choice thought and public policy by three acknowledged leaders in the field.
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This volume provides an introduction for students and the general public to the theory of public choice and its applications in America and Britain. Tullock (George Mason U.) outlines the principles; Gordon Brady (George Mason U.) analyzes American public policy, with a focus on trade, technology, and environmental policy; and economist Arthur Seldon presents a comparative perspective from Great Britain. Published by The Cato Institute, which was established in 1977, to promote the benefits of less government interference in the economy and in peoples' personal lives. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)