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Economics without Frontiers
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Economics without Frontiers

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This final volume of ‘The Selected Works of Gordon Tullock’ series, presents an eclectic mix of essays by Gordon Tullock. The first three sections highlight his pioneering application of rational choice theory to fields outside the usual purview of economics, including criminal behaviour, sociobiology, and behaviour in non-human societies. The final four sections, all concerned with more traditional areas of economics, still show Tullock at his innovative best, challenging conventional thinking in such fields as public finance and monetary economics.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Liberty Fund Inc
Country
United States
Date
20 February 2006
Pages
619
ISBN
9780865975293

This final volume of ‘The Selected Works of Gordon Tullock’ series, presents an eclectic mix of essays by Gordon Tullock. The first three sections highlight his pioneering application of rational choice theory to fields outside the usual purview of economics, including criminal behaviour, sociobiology, and behaviour in non-human societies. The final four sections, all concerned with more traditional areas of economics, still show Tullock at his innovative best, challenging conventional thinking in such fields as public finance and monetary economics.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Liberty Fund Inc
Country
United States
Date
20 February 2006
Pages
619
ISBN
9780865975293