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 Public Choice Theory - Economics Dictionary of Arguments
 
Public choice theory applies economic principles to political processes, viewing politicians, government officials, and voters as self-interested actors. It analyzes how their interests shape government policies and actions, highlighting issues like the influence of interest groups, rent-seeking behaviors, and the inefficiencies of collective decision-making. Public choice emphasizes the need for constraints on governmental power to mitigate inefficiency and exploitation.
 
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Public Choice Theory Administrative Agencies   Administrative Agencies
Public Choice Theory Arrow’s Theorem   Arrow’s Theorem
Public Choice Theory Collective Action   Collective Action
Public Choice Theory Constitution   Constitution
Public Choice Theory Constitutional Structures   Constitutional Structures
Public Choice Theory Corruption   Corruption
Public Choice Theory Decision-making Processes   Decision-making Processes
Public Choice Theory Environmental Groups   Environmental Groups
Public Choice Theory Federalism   Federalism
Public Choice Theory Governmental Structures   Governmental Structures
Public Choice Theory Institutions   Institutions
Public Choice Theory Interest Groups   Interest Groups
Public Choice Theory Jurisdiction   Jurisdiction
Public Choice Theory Jury Theorem   Jury Theorem
Public Choice Theory Legislation   Legislation
Public Choice Theory Political Elections   Political Elections
Public Choice Theory Public Law   Public Law
Public Choice Theory Rational Choice   Rational Choice

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Ed. Martin Schulz, access date 2024-03-28