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...providers of goods and services. Of particular economic significance are [[public goods]] such as the infrastructure, which the market cannot supply because they c

...nents are responsible for a Constitution that nationalized only enumerated public goods and imposed potentially high transaction costs on any further nationalizati

Markets do not, by definition, exist for [[public goods]] (such as open spaces and lighthouses) that are not paid for by individu

- [[public goods]]

...ns taken on behalf of others. It is used to evaluate the provision of [[public goods]] - for which consumer preferences are not directly reflected in market pri ...rson: ''The Contingent Valuation Method'', (From: "Using Surveys to Value Public Goods"), The World Bank Group, 1989]</ref> or a multi-attribute valuation, wh

...practice for governments to borrow in order to pay for the provision of [[public goods]] without the use of taxation, but it is customary to limit that borrowing

* Mitchener, Kris James and Weidenmier, Marc. "Empire, Public Goods, and the Roosevelt Corollary." ''Journal of Economic History,'' 2005 65(3):

...arian]]s generally accept the need for some form of taxation to pay for [[public goods]] such as defence and law and order, but object to its use for the redistri

...ns"'' (1947, 1950, 1956) which became responsible for the harnessing of ''"public goods"'' into ''Neoclassical theory'' (1954, 1955, 1958). Samuelson made importan

...the economy. He advocated government spending upon what are now termed [[public goods]] such as defence, law enforcement, infrastructure, and education of the ch

...the economy. He advocated government spending upon what are now termed [[public goods]] such as defence, law enforcement, infrastructure, and education of the ch

*Public Goods

...rganisations by a book <ref>Mancur Olson ''The Logic of Collective Action: Public Goods and the Theory of Groups'' Harvard University Press 1965</ref> in which he

...on is [[rent-seeking]]<ref>Mancur Olson, ''The Logic of Collective Action: Public Goods and the Theory of Groups'' (Harvard University Press, 1971).</ref>&emsp;in ...about the importance of the trustworthiness of government, its delivery of public goods and the reduction of income inequalities.

...on is [[rent-seeking]]<ref>Mancur Olson, ''The Logic of Collective Action: Public Goods and the Theory of Groups'' (Harvard University Press, 1971).</ref>&emsp;in ...about the importance of the trustworthiness of government, its delivery of public goods and the reduction of income inequalities.

...e Clark Amendment. <ref>Kris James Mitchener and Marc Weidenmier, "Empire, Public Goods, and the Roosevelt Corollary." ''Journal of Economic History'' 2005 65(3):