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Monthly Archives: August 2012
(European) Debt Mutualisation: Lessons from the USA
This post considers events in the history of the United Stated (USA) that involved the bailing out of state governments by the (newly created) federal government. This considerations are made because of their value as a template for a reform … Continue reading
Posted in Aides Memoire, Sovereign debt Crisis, USA
Tagged (Dinner Table) Compromise of 1790, Alexander Hamilton, Centralisation, Collective action problems, Compromise of 1790, Debt Mutualisation in the USA, Decentralisation, Dinner Table Compromise, Europe's Hamiltonian Moment, European Federal movement, European Fiscal Federalism, European Fiscal Union, Federalism, Federalist Paper 7, Federalist Papers, Fly Paper Effect, Funding Act, Hamiltonian Moment, History of American Fiscal Federalism, Residence Act, Thomas Jefferson, USA, USA Debt between 1775 and 1789, USA-EU
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The Logic of Collective Action
I’ve been meaning to do this for a while, but only now found the time. The following is a model of interest group lobbying as taken from “A Theory of Groups and Organizations”, the first chapter of “The Logic of Collective … Continue reading
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