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Understanding and safeguarding the market economy -- Profits and corporate social responsibility -- Is state ownership consistent with a market economy? the chinese experience -- The anti-competition nature of the anti-monopoly law -- Liberalize commercial activity -- Good policy and bad policy -- The market and morality -- Rational thinking on China's reforms -- China's gradual reform : a historical perspective -- Property rights reform, the rise of entrepreneurs, and China's economic development -- China's state-owned enterprise reform : a corporate governance perspective -- China's price reform -- Market reforms and income distribution -- Understanding the crisis is more important than reacting to it -- The economy is not a single product of GDP -- Financial crises and the development of economics -- Taking the pulse of future Chinese economic growth and systemic reform

Contents: 1. Fairness in a system of cooperative, joint production -- 2. Decision, cooperation and stability -- 3. Side payments in effectivity analysis of cooperative games -- 4. Efficiency and fairness -- 5. The veil of ignorance -- 6. Intergenerational transfers -- 7. Intergenerational transfers: Some complications -- 8. Interregional fairness, migration and efficiency -- 9. Policy, externality, gilets jaunes and interregional fairness -- 10. Fairness from the perspective of an individual or group -- 11. Fair wages and prices -- 12. Fairness from the perspective of a caste or race -- 13. Concluding summary -- Index.

Throughout history federal policy initiatives to solve the "Indian problem" resulted in most of the Native Americans' resources that had worth being acquired by non-Indian society. The traditional concepts of sovereignty, dependence, and trust that underlie the policies have remained in place. In the past two and a half decades a number of tribes have utilized the policy concepts and the seemingly worthless resources, in most cases their reservation land, for tribal gaming economic development projects. This paper examines the relationships between the historical evolution of federal Indian policy, changes in definitions of resource worth, and the establishment and survival of Indian gaming for tribal economic development.

La tesi analizza una politica climatica dal punto di vista economica, concentrandosi sul ruolo delle tecnologie, dell'innovazione e delle foreste, con una particolare attenzione alla modellizzazione dell'incertezza. ; This thesis provides a comprehensive economic evaluation of long term global warming mitigation policies, by focusing on the role of technologies and innovation, forestry ecosystem, and of uncertainty.

The years following the Second World War are those of greatest economic growth in Europe. If the countries of the Iberian Peninsula, neutral in the conflict and ruled by dictatorial regimes, enjoyed that growth and had participated in the convergence phenomenon, Ireland, also neutral but democratic, was not able to converge to the developed world. Since 1973, with petroleum crashes, the process of growth has slowed in Europe, but it was only after 1985 that Ireland began to grow at impressive rates. We review, in an economic history perspective, the implications of the institutional environment and the economic policy decisions. We also address the consequences and plausible explanations for the different growth paths of those countries and revisit the puzzle of slow Irish growth until the middle eighties. ; N/A