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The Welfare Costs of Tariffs, Monopolies, and Theft
Gordon Tullock · Western Economic Journal 5(3), 224–232 · 1967
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Public choice analyses political actors as pursuing their own interests under institutional constraints, and has produced models of party competition (Downs), constitutional choice (Buchanan and Tullock) and rent-seeking (Tullock, Krueger).
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