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Visible and invisible governance
Oliver E. Williamson
págs. 323-326
Better than rational: Evolutionary psychology and the invisible hand
Leda Cosmides, John Tooby
págs. 327-332
The invisible hand and externalities
Eric S. Maskin
págs. 333-337
págs. 338-342
The on-and-off connection between political and economic progress
Albert O. Hirschman
págs. 343-348
Capacities and limits of democracy
Nicolaus Tideman
págs. 349-352
Michael C. Wolfson
págs. 353-358
Measuring social welfare with and without poverty lines
Martin Ravallion
págs. 359-364
Normative measurement: Is theory relevant?
James E. Foster
págs. 365-370
International comparisons of poverty
McKinley L. Blackburn
págs. 371-374
Bosses of different stripes: A cross-national perspective on monitoring and supervision
David M. Gordon
págs. 375-379
Supervision, discretion, and work organization
Paul Osterman
págs. 380-384
The formulation of rational choice
Amartya Sen
págs. 385-390
págs. 391-395
Preference, belief, and welfare
Michael McPherson, Daniel Hausman
págs. 396-400
págs. 401-405
Inductive reasoning and bounded rationality
W. Brian Arthur
págs. 406-411
Complex landscapes in economic geography
Paul R. Krugman
págs. 412-416
Self-organized criticality and economic fluctuations
José A. Scheinkman, Michael Woodford
págs. 417-421
Jerry S. Kelly, Donald E. Campbell
págs. 422-426
Social diversity, arbitrage, and gains from trade: A unified perspective on resource allocation
Graciela Chichilnisky
págs. 427-434
Rights, welfarism, and social choice
Kotaro Suzumura, Prasanta K. Pattanaik
págs. 435-439
Information and intergroup transfers
Charles Blackorby, David Donaldson
págs. 440-447
Jean Francois Laslier, Gilbert Laffond
págs. 448-453
Can a ranking of opportunity sets attach an intrinsic importance to freedom of choice?
Nicolas Gravel
págs. 454-458
págs. 459-502
