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  • Measuring Social Welfare: An Introduction

    Measuring Social Welfare by Adler, Matthew D.;

    An Introduction

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    • Kiadó OUP USA
    • Megjelenés dátuma 2019. november 1.

    • ISBN 9780190643027
    • Kötéstípus Keménykötés
    • Terjedelem334 oldal
    • Méret 160x236x25 mm
    • Súly 618 g
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    This book provides an accessible yet rigorous overview of the social welfare function (SWF) as a tool for evaluating governmental policies.

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    Hosszú leírás:

    Disputes over government policies rage in a number of areas. From taxation to climate change, from public finance to risk regulation, and from health care to infrastructure planning, advocates debate how policies affect multiple dimensions of individual well-being, how these effects balance against each other, and how trade-offs between overall well-being and inequality should be resolved.

    How to measure and balance well-being gains and losses, is a vexed issue. Matthew D. Adler advances the debate by introducing the social welfare function (SWF) framework and demonstrating how it can be used as a powerful tool for evaluating governmental policies. The framework originates in welfare economics and in philosophical scholarship regarding individual well-being, ethics, and distributive justice. It has three core components: a well-being measure, which translates each of the possible policy outcomes into an array of interpersonally comparable well-being numbers, quantifying how well off each person in the population would be in that outcome; a rule for ranking outcomes thus described ; and an uncertainty module, which orders policies understood as probability distributions over outcomes. The SWF framework is a significant improvement compared to cost-benefit analysis (CBA), which quantifies policy impacts in dollars, is thereby biased towards the rich, and is insensitive to the distribution of these monetized impacts. The SWF framework, by contrast, uses an unbiased measure of well-being and allows the policymaker to consider both efficiency (total well-being) and equity (the distribution of well-being).

    Because the SWF framework is a fully generic methodology for policy assessment, Adler also discusses how it can be implemented to inform government policies. He illustrates it through a detailed case study of risk regulation, contrasting the implication of results of SWF and CBA. This book provides an accessible, yet rigorous overview of the SWF approach that can inform policy-makers and students.

    Adler '91 explains how the social welfare function framework, a tool from theoretical economics, can guide governmental policymaking. According to Adler, the framework is more unbiased than a cost--benefit analysis and allows policymakers to consider both efficiency and equity. By combining economic and philosophical scholarship, Adler illuminates the framework's three dimensions: a well-being measure, a rule for ranking outcomes, and an uncertainty module.

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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    Acknowledgments
    Introduction
    Chapter 1: The Social Welfare Function: An Overview
    Chapter 2: Measuring Well-Being
    Chapter 3: The Landscape of SWFs
    Chapter 4: Which SWF Should We Choose? A Debate
    Chapter 5: Implementing the SWF Framework: A Case Study
    Chapter 6: The Institutional Role of the SWF Framework
    Chapter 7: Research Frontiers
    Appendix
    References

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