Political Argument

A's interests action or policy aggregative allow applied argued argument assumption authors background fairness bargaining costs benefit Buchanan and Tullock Chapter claim common interest concept context course criteria decision desert desire discussion on merits economic effect egoists equality equity evaluation example external costs fact favour grounds homosexuality ideal ideal-regarding principles inasfar incentive income involved J. K. Galbraith J. R. Hicks John Rawls judgement justice justified kind laissez faire London majoritarian means ment moral National Incomes Commission negative freedom object one's particular parties perfect competition person political pork barrel position possible power-diffusing procedure public interest publicly-oriented wants question rational reason reference relevant require result rule satisfy schools sense situation social society someone suggest suppose surely T. H. Green theory thing tion unanimity voters want-regarding principles want-satisfaction welfare Welfare Economics