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Campo de controle BR-BrENAP
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Campo de controle 20230405175426.0
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020 ## - ISBN - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
ISBN 9780262661317
040 ## - FONTE DA CATALOGAÇÃO
Agência catalogadora BR-BrENAP
Idioma da catalogação Pt_BR
041 ## - IDIOMA
Idioma do texto eng
090 ## - NÚMERO DE CLASSIFICAÇÃO
Número de Classificação 338.9
Cutter P4679p
100 1# - ENTRADA PRINCIPAL - NOME PESSOAL
Nome pessoal Persson, Torsten
9 (RLIN) 68085
245 10 - TÍTULO PRINCIPAL
Título principal Political economics :
Subtítulo explaining economic policy /
Indicação de responsabilidade por Torsten Persson and Guido Tabellini. --
260 ## - IMPRENTA (PUBLICAÇÃO, DISTRIBUIÇÃO, ETC.)
Lugar de publicação, distribuição, etc. Cambridge,
-- Massachusetts :
Nome do editor, distribuidor, etc. MIT Press,
Data de publicação, distribuição, etc 2000.
300 ## - DESCRIÇÃO FÍSICA
Extensão xix, 533 p. :
Detalhes físicos adicionais il.
504 ## - NOTA DE BIBLIOGRAFIA, ETC
Nota de bibliografia Inclui bibliografia e índice.
505 ## - NOTA DE CONTEÚDO
Título 1 General Introduction
-- 1.1 Economic Policy
-- 1.2 Politics
-- 1.2 Politics
-- I TOOLS OF POLITICAL ECONOMICS
-- 2 Preferences and Institutions
-- 2.1 A General Policy Problem
-- 2.2 Restricting Preferences
-- 2.3 Restricting Institutions
-- 2.4 Discussion
-- 2.5 Notes on the Literature
-- 2.6 Problems
-- 3 Electoral Competition
-- 3.1 A Simple Model of Public Finance
-- 3.2 Downsian Electoral Competition
-- 3.3 Median-Voter Equilibria
-- 3.4 Probabilistic Voting
-- 3.5 Lobbying
-- 3.6 Discussion
-- 3.7 Notes on the Literature
-- 3.8 Problems
-- 4 Agency
-- 4.1 Efficient Electoral Competition
-- 4.2 Inefficient Electoral Competition
-- 4.3 Enforceability, Verifiability, and Observability
-- 4.4 Electoral Accountability
-- 4.5 Career Concerns
-- 4.6 Discussion
-- 4.7 Notes on the Literature
-- 4.8 Problems
-- 5 Partisan Politicians
-- 5.1 Policy Convergence
-- 5.2 Policy Divergence
-- 5.3 Endogenous Candidates
-- 5.4 Legislative Bargaining
-- 5.5 Discussion
-- 5.6 Notes on the Literature
-- 5.7 Problems
-- II REDISTRIBUTIVE POLITICS
-- 6 General-Interest Politics
-- 6.1 General Transfers
-- 6.2 Pensions
-- 6.3 Regional Transfers
-- 6.4 Unemployment Insurance
-- 6.5 Discussion
-- 6.6 Notes on the Literature
-- 6.7 Problems
-- 7 Special-Interest Politics
-- 7.1 A Model of Local Public Goods
-- 7.2 Legislative Bargaining
-- 7.3 Lobbying
-- 7.4 Electoral Competition
-- 7.5 Interactions
-- 7.6 Discussion
-- 7.7 Notes on the Literature
-- 7.8 Problems
-- III COMPARATIVE POLITICS
-- 8 Electoral Rules and Electoral Competition
-- 8.1 The Economic Model
-- 8.2 The Politics of Electoral Competition
-- 8.3 Single-District (Proportional) Elections
-- 8.4 Multiple-District (Majoritarian) Elections
-- 8.5 Broad versus Targeted Redistribution
-- 8.6 Discussion
-- 8.7 Notes on the Literature
-- 8.8 Problems
-- 9 Institutions and Accountability
-- 9.1 Electoral Rules and Career Concerns
-- 9.2 Electoral Rules and Accountability
-- 9.3 Separation of Powers
-- 9.4 Notes on the Literature
-- 9.5 Problems
-- 10 Political Regimes
-- 10.1 Policy Choices in a Simple Legislature
-- 10.2 Presidential-Congressional Regimes
-- 10.3 Parliamentary Regimes
-- 10.4 Discussion
-- 10.5 Notes on the Literature
-- 10.6 Problems
-- IV DYNAMIC POLITICS
-- 11 Dynamic Policy Problems
-- 11.1 Analyzing Dynamic Policy Games
-- 11.2 Examples
-- 11.3 Discussion
-- 11.4 Notes on the Literature
-- 11.5 Problems
-- 12 Capital Taxation
-- 12.1 A Simple Model of Dynamic Taxation
-- 12.2 Credibility
-- 12.3 Politics
-- 12.4 Tax Competition
-- 12.5 Discussion
-- 12.6 Notes on the Literature
-- 12.7 Problems
-- 13 Public Debt
-- 13.1 A Simple Model of Public Debt
-- 13.2 The Dynamic Common-Pool Problem
-- 13.3 Political Instability
-- 13.4 Delayed Stabilizations
-- 13.5 Debt and Intergenerational Politics
-- 13.6 Discussion
-- 13.7 Notes on the Literature
-- 13.8 Problems
-- 14 Growth
-- 14.1 Income Inequality and Growth
-- 14.2 Political Instability and Growth
-- 14.3 Special Interests, Rents, and Growth
-- 14.4 Other Political Determinants of Growth
-- 14.5 Discussion
-- 14.6 Notes on the Literature
-- 14.7 Problems
-- V MONETARY POLITICS
-- 15 Credibility of Monetary Policy
-- 15.1 A Simple Model of Monetary Policy
-- 15.2 Ex Ante Optimality
-- 15.3 Credibility
-- 15.4 Reputation
-- 15.5 Dynamics
-- 15.6 Notes on the Literature
-- 15.7 Problems
-- 16 Electoral Cycles
-- 16.1 Career Concerns and Political Business Cycles
-- 16.2 Partisan Cycles
-- 16.3 Notes on the Literature
-- 16.4 Problems
-- 17 Institutions and Incentives
-- 17.1 Simple Rules and Escape Clauses
-- 17.2 Central Bank Independence
-- 17.3 Inflation Targets and Contracts
-- 17.4 Notes on the Literature
-- 17.5 Problems
-- 18 International Policy Coordination
-- 18.1 A Simple Two-Country Model
-- 18.2 Incentives
-- 18.3 Institutions
-- 18.4 Discussion
-- 18.5 Notes on the Literature
-- 18.6 Problems
-- 19 What Next?
-- 19.1 Some Positive Ouestions
-- 19.2 Analytical Issues
-- 19.3 Concluding Remarks
-- References
-- Author Index
-- Subiect Index
520 ## - NOTA DE RESUMO, ETC
Nota de conteúdo What determines the size and form of redistributive programs, the extent and type of public goods provision, the burden of taxation across alternative tax bases, the size of government deficits, and the stance of monetary policy during the course of business and electoral cycles? A large and rapidly growing literature in political economics attempts to answer these questions. But so far there is little consensus on the answers and disagreement on the appropriate mode of analysis.
Combining the best of three separate traditions--the theory of macroeconomic policy, public choice, and rational choice in political science--Torsten Persson and Guido Tabellini suggest a unified approach to the field. As in modern macroeconomics, individual citizens behave rationally, their preferences over economic outcomes inducing preferences over policy. As in public choice, the delegation of policy decisions to elected representatives may give rise to agency problems between voters and politicians. And, as in rational choice, political institutions shape the procedures for setting policy and electing politicians. The authors outline a common method of analysis, establish several new results, and identify the main outstanding problems.
650 #0 - ENTRADA DE ASSUNTO - ASSUNTO TÓPICO
Cabeçalho tópico ou nome geográfico Economic policy.
700 1# - ENTRADA SECUNDÁRIA - NOME PESSOAL
Nome pessoal Tabellini, Guido
9 (RLIN) 68086
909 ## - IDENTIFICAÇÃO DO CATALOGADOR
Ano e mês da catalogação (aaaamm) 042023
Identificação do catalogador Vítor
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