Acknowledgments | p. vii |
Introduction About Public Choice | p. ix |
The Theory of Public Choice | p. 2 |
People Are People: the Elements of Public Choice | p. 3 |
Voting Paradoxes | p. 17 |
Logrolling | p. 29 |
The Cost of Rent Seeking | p. 43 |
Bureaucracy | p. 53 |
Tax "avoision" | p. 63 |
Federalism | p. 71 |
American Applications | p. 82 |
Protection in International Trade | p. 83 |
Internet Governance | p. 93 |
Applying Public Choice to Telecommunications | p. 103 |
Applying Public Choice to Environmental Policy | p. 117 |
Public Choice in Britain | p. 128 |
Public Choice or Political Sovereignty? | p. 129 |
Government Intentions and Consequences | p. 137 |
Overdependence on the Welfare State | p. 143 |
The Weakening of the Family | p. 155 |
Voters Versus Consumers | p. 159 |
The Political Fate of Economic Federalism | p. 163 |
The Escapes from Overgovernment: Political Power Yields to Economic Law | p. 171 |
References | p. 177 |
The Authors | p. 181 |
Index | p. 183 |
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