The Logic Of Collective Action: Public Goods And Theory Groups With A New Preface Appendix Mancur Olson Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία

This Book Develops An Original Theory Of Group And Organizational Behavior That Cuts Across Disciplinary Lines Illustrates The With Empirical Historical Studies Particular Organizations Applying Economic Analysis To Subjects Political Scientist Sociologist Economist Mancur Olson Examines Extent Which Individuals Share A Common Interest Find It In Their Individual Bear Costs Effort Shows Most Produce What Calls “Public Goods”—Goods Or Services Are Available Every Member Whether Not He Has Borne Any Providing Them Economists Have Long Understood Defense Law Order Were Public Goods Could Be Marketed Taxation Was Necessary They However Taken Account Fact Private As Well Governmental Labor Union Provides For Worker Represents Benefits Lobby Obtains Goods: Automatically Go Helped Follows Just Governments Require Compulsory Many Large Special (And Sometimes Coercive) Devices Obtain Resources Need Is True Smaller Small Support Themselves Entirely Different Ways Indicates Though Groups Can Act Further Much More Easily Than Ones Will Tend Devote Too Few Satisfaction Interests There Surprising Tendency “Lesser” Members Exploit “Greater” By Making Disproportionate Burden Action All Chapter 1 Remaining Chapters Contain Evidence Theory’s Relevance Unions Pressure Corporations Marxian Class Σελίδες: 198 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0101 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm