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Economics in a Changing World: Volume 3
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This volume contains twelve papers on 'public policy and economic organization' which were presented at the Tenth World Congress ofthe International Economic Association. As the table of contents shows, the volume spans a wide variety of problems: from ethics and welfare as basic principles, to the transition of post-communist economies and the problems of how to help the poor by distribution policies. An introduction to such a volume should explain the in-herent logic and coherence in the selection of papers. I shall use this occasion to highlight some recent developments in public economics and to lead the reader to a recognition of particularly challenging areas of research, as reflected in the contributions in this volume.
Dieter Bos
Dieter Bos was an Austrian lawyer and economist. Bös first studied law at the University of Vienna and received his doctorate for the first time in 1963. He then turned to economics and received his doctorate again in 1968. He taught at the Universities of Graz and Vienna and in 1979 accepted a call to the University of Bonn, where he held the chair for finance to the end. From 1973 Bös was editor of the journal for national economy (from 1986 Journal of Economics). In 1984 he was one of the 27 founding members of the European Economic Association. Bös gained international recognition in particular for his contributions to the theory of public companies and their privatization and regulation. He has written several books and published numerous articles in international journals.
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