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Integrating Equity and Efficiency in Applied Welfare Economics

Robin Boadway

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I. Introduction, 541.—II. A general cost-benefit rule for equity and efficiency, 542.—III. Some special cases, 547.—IV. Conclusions, 555.

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I. Introduction, 541.—II. A general cost-benefit rule for equity and efficiency, 542.—III. Some special cases, 547.—IV. Conclusions, 555.

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I. Introduction, 541.—II. A general cost-benefit rule for equity and efficiency, 542.—III. Some special cases, 547.—IV. Conclusions, 555.

Key concepts: Economics, Equity (law), Welfare, Public economics, Neoclassical economics, Microeconomics, Positive economics, Financial economics

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