제임스 미드의 대표 저서, Meade, J. E., Liberty, equality and efficiency : apologia pro agathotopia mea,

Meade, J. E., Liberty, equality and efficiency : apologia pro agathotopia mea, Washington Square, N.Y. : New York University Press, 1993

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Acknowledgements = ⅸ
1 Introduction = 1
PART Ⅰ
2 Efficiency, Equality and the Ownership of Property = 21
Preface = 21
Ⅰ Economic efficiency and distributional justice = 22
Ⅱ The present position in the developed countries = 33
Ⅲ The trade union state = 38
Ⅳ The welfare state = 40
Ⅴ A property-owning democracy = 41
Ⅵ A socialist state = 60
Ⅶ Conclusion = 66
Appendix Ⅰ The distribution of personal incomes. The United Kingdom, 1959 = 69
Appendix Ⅱ The accumulation of personal property = 72
Appendix Ⅲ A proposed scale for a new legacy and gift duty = 77
PART Ⅱ
3 Can We Learn a 'Third Way' from the Agathotopians? = 85
4 Agathotopia: The Economics of Partnership = 100
Foreword / Sir Alan Peacock = 100
Preface = 103
Ⅰ Introduction = 106
Ⅱ The partnership enterprise = 107
Ⅲ The partnership economy = 144
Ⅳ The transition to the partnership economy = 162
Appendix A Factors restricting the replacement of retiring worker partners = 164
Appendix B The characteristics of various social dividend schemes = 172
5 The Building of the New Europe: National Diversity versus Continental Uniformity
= 189
Foreword / Gordon Hughes = 189
Ⅰ Introduction = 191
Ⅱ The demise of communism = 191
Ⅲ The ownership, management and regulation of the country's capital wealth = 193
Ⅳ The distribution of income and wealth, social security and full employment = 195
Ⅴ The role of politics and of external relations = 201
Ⅵ The principle of subsidiarity and the parable of the ambidextrous economist = 203
Ⅶ The general nature and economic objectives of a single European market = 205
Ⅷ Some specific single market issues = 208
Ⅸ European monetary union = 223
Appendix The basic features of an independent 'Hard ECU' = 231
6 In Praise of Slowth: or The Agathotopian Treatment of the Environment as a Common National Asset = 234
Ⅰ Introduction = 234
Ⅱ The assumed production function = 235
Ⅲ The structure of the economy = 237
Ⅳ The individual's consumption function = 238
Ⅴ The optimum tax level and the close of the system = 240
Ⅵ The critical role of the size of the population = 241
Ⅶ The welfare state with a high population = 242
Ⅷ The incentive society with a low population = 243
Ⅸ A comparison of the two regimes = 243
Ⅹ An optimum population = 244
XI Conclusions = 246
Appendix = 247
Index = 249