Keyword [Public Choice]
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| 61. | Effects Analysis Of Anti-corruption On Administrative Examination And Approval |
| 62. | Study On The Executing Processes Of The Grassroots Government's Administrative Orders |
| 63. | Marx's Analysis Of Buchanan's Democratic Thought |
| 64. | Research On The Supervision Policy Of Small Property Houses |
| 65. | The Impact Of Ethnic Diversity On Local Public Goods Delivery In Underdeveloped Countries In The Context Of Decentralisation |
| 66. | Research On The Legislative Imbalance Of The Highway Toll Linkage Method In Sichuan Province Based On The Perspective Of Public Choice Theory |
| 67. | To prevent corruption or the appearance of corruption? Using public choice to understand and improve U.S. political campaign finance regulation |
| 68. | Growth of social security: Dynamic effect of public choice |
| 69. | School Governance and Public Choice Theory: A Study of the Decision-making Authority in School System |
| 70. | The Political Economy of Indian Disaster Relief |
| 71. | Committee assignments in the United States House of Representatives: A public choice perspective |
| 72. | Public interest versus public choice: A welfare approach using CGE analysis |
| 73. | The political economy of welfare reform in the United States |
| 74. | Interest groups, income, and competition for redistribution |
| 75. | New directions in renewable resource management: Essays on the bioeconomics of ecological interactions, multiple agencies, public choice, and multiple harvesting ground |
| 76. | International bureaus: A principal agent and public choice perspective |
| 77. | BUREAUCRACY, EFFICIENCY, AND LOCAL PUBLIC CHOICE: AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF SOME NEW IMPLICATIONS OF BUREAUCRATIC PUBLIC SERVICE PROVISION (PRINCIPAL, AGENT) |
| 78. | THE DEPOLITICIZATION OF PUBLIC POLICY (WELFARE ECONOMICS, PUBLIC CHOICE, PUBLIC GOOD) |
| 79. | PUBLIC CHOICE OF PROPERTY RIGHTS TO SUNLIGHT: A STUDY OF JAPANESE SUNSHINE RIGHTS |
| 80. | An Ecological Model for Health Policy Review: The Integration of New Institutional and Public Choice Theory for Public Policy Assessment |
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