In reply to Chris MacDonald. I appreciate Heath’s (and McMahon’s and Gilbert’s) ...
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In reply to John. John: In the piece by Heath, and in a longer article that I've writt...
https://businessethicsjournalreview.ca/2013/02/14/jaworski-on-heath/comment-page-1/#comment-26
In reply to Alexei Marcoux. Alexei: I think it is true that the concepts "government f...
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While I very sympathetic to Peter's criticism there's an aspect that is missed. Not having access to the article being critiqued I'm not sure if Heath is thinking along these lines or not. I woul...
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In reply to Adam. Adam: Thanks, that's very helpful. (The little I've read on MF is ma...
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(2 cents from an economist) Bator was writing before there was a concept of government failure. Peter and Alexei are closer to the post-1960's economists' use of the terminology*--which, as Alexe...
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In reply to Chris MacDonald. I don't offer that account because it's canonical. I offe...
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In reply to Chris MacDonald. For those interested: Francis M. Bator (1958) https://businessethicsjournalreview.ca/2013/02/14/jaworski-on-heath/comment-page-1/#comment-20
In reply to Peter Jaworski (@petermjaworski). The distinction Alexei points to is usef...
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In reply to Alexei Marcoux. Thanks, Alexei. I agree that that is a much better way of ...
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