Explorations in Public Sector Economics: Essays by Prominent Economists

1. Gary Becker and Casey Mulligan, "Is Voting Rational or Instrumental?".- 2. Joseph Bial, Daniel Houser, and Gary Libecap, "Public Choice Issues in International Collective Action: Global Warming Regulation.".- 3. John Joseph Wallis, "What Determines the Allocation of National Government Grants to the States.".- 4. William Pierce, "Why Would Bond Referenda Fail? Do They?".- 5. Russell Sobel and Bob Lawson, "The Effect of Early Media Projections on Presidential Voting in the Florida Panhandle.".- 6. Morris Coats, T. R. Dalton and Art Denzau, "Ballots, Bribes, and Brand Name Political Capital.".- 7. Edward Lopez and W. Robert Nelson, "The Endowment Effect in a Public Good Experiment.".- 8. J.R. Clark and Dwight Lee, "Too Inexpensive to Be Inexpensive: How Government Censorship Increases Costs by Disguising Them.".- 9. Roger Meiners, "Bad Economics, Good Law: The Concept of Externality.".- 10. Lowell E. Gallaway and Richard K. Vedder, "The Great Depression: A Tale of Three Paradigms".- 11. Katie Sherron and Lawrence W. Kenny, "The Effect of Inter-School District Competition on Student Achievement: The Role of Long-Standing State Policies Prohibiting the Formation of New School Districts".- 12. Bruce Benson, "Are Roads Public Goods, Club Goods, Private Goods, or Common Pools?".