Fair Production and Allocation of an Excludable Nonrival Good

We study fairness in economies with one private good and one partially excludable nonrival good. A social ordering function determines for each profile of preferences an ordering of all conceivable allocations. We propose the following Free Lunch Aversion condition: if the private good contributions of two agents consuming the same quantity of the nonrival good have opposite signs, reducing that gap improves social welfare. This condition, combined with the more standard requirements of Unanimous Indifference and Responsiveness, delivers a form of welfare egalitarianism in which an agent's welfare at an allocation is measured by the quantity of the nonrival good that, consumed at no cost, would leave her indifferent to the bundle she is assigned.

Europartis et politiques publiques: Les sociaux-démocrates et la quête d'une politique fiscale

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BÉRIOU, Nicole, JOSSERAND, Philippe (coord.), Prier et Combattre – Dictionnaire européen des ordres militaires au Moyen Âge, Fayard, 2009

Medievalista [Em linha]. Nº10, (Julho 2011). Direc. José Mattoso. Lisboa: IEM.

Deux approches de l'influence du discours économique sur les phénomènes sociaux

The influence of theoretical discourse on the corresponding field of investigation is an important feature of social science : social scientists shape the world by describing it. This phenomenon has been studied in several ways. Economic sociology has recently focused on the fact that the economy is embedded in the economics through which it is scrutinized. Great names of economic theory have focused on the effects of economists' discourse on agents' behaviours. This article aims to bring out the distinction between these two kinds of contributions which deal with the same object. Finally, it explains the analytical distinction by a difference in the initial problematic. Following trends in the French school of the economics of convention, the social influence of theoretical discourse is analyzed on the strategic side (in connection with economics) and on the interpretative side (in connection with sociology).

Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

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Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

1963/04 (N58)-1963/06.

Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

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Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

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Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

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Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

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Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

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Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

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Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

1970/10 (N88)-1970/12.

Feuillet trimestriel / ANAS, Association nationale des assistantes sociales et des assistants sociaux ; gérant D. Grunewald

1963/01 (N57)-1963/03.