On 12 Dec 96 at 6:23, Robin Hahnel wrote: > Regarding the implications of endogenous preferences for normative > economics, what parts of traditional welfare economics does, and does not > "go out the window" is the subject of a long, painstaking treatise titled: > Quiet Revolution in Welfare Economics, by Hahnel and Albert, Princeton Univ > Press, 1990. Have fun. I thought we might get you to come out of the bushes on this, but hopefully for a little longer. More of a teaser would be nice. MS =================================================== Max B. Sawicky Economic Policy Institute [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1660 L Street, NW 202-775-8810 (voice) Ste. 1200 202-775-0819 (fax) Washington, DC 20036 Opinions above do not necessarily reflect the views of anyone associated with the Economic Policy Institute. ===================================================
