... to examine Wicksell's economic philosophy and his position on key aspects of welfare economics, including the relative importance of allocation versus distribution in policy decision making. His influence on the American public choice tradition and Swedish welfare economics is examined. Findings Both...

... central planning. I take this to be a significant step forward. What follows is one more attempt to articulate a middle ground. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Community relations Freedom Technology led strategy Distribution As a second matter of fact, it has been...

...Amin Amini Economic growth, without distributional measures and policies, engenders inequality and concentration. National income may be distributed either through the establishment of a proper welfare system, or by the encouragement of and incentive for economic activities and policies with built...

...Patrick J. Welch The encyclicals of Popes John Paul II, Pius XI and Leo XIII affirm people’s rights to distributions, and the responsibility of those who are able to care for the poor. These positions trace largely to arguments from Scripture, Aristotle, Aguinas and Locke, and focus...

... Distribution Evaluation Tourism Travel With the novelty of China for tourists waning from the late 1980s (Roehl, 1995), it is urgent for China to improve tourist products to compete with other destinations. It has been mentioned that tourists are seeking travel alternatives and are prepared to pay...

...K. Tsuchiya; P. Riethmuller Spotlights important developments in the Japanese food distribution system over the past two to three years. States that, foreign pressure, combined with economic and social change in Japan, has forced the Japanese Government to alter some government regulations...

...Ron Ayres Comments that distributional equity has been given only notional support in Brazil and, in practice, the issue has had little influence on the privatization implementation process. Suggests that privatization needs to be accompanied by effective deregulation with new forms of regulation...