Welfare economics: housekeeping and links

A correspondent asks that I give the welfare series a table of contents. So here’s that…

Welfare economics:
  1. Introduction
  2. The perils of Potential Pareto
  3. Inequality, production, and technology
  4. Welfare theorems, distribution priority, and market clearing
  5. Normative is performative, not positive

I think I should also note the “prequel” of the series, the post whose comments inspired the exercise:

Much more interesting than any of that, I’ll add a box below with links to related commentary that has come my way. And of course, there have been two excellent comment threads.

Related — elsewhere

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3 Responses to “Welfare economics: housekeeping and links”

  1. Why I support a UBI | BS Economist writes:

    […] just like my last several (here and here) is again a response to Steve Waldman (indirectly) and his series on social welfare economics.   This time I mostly agree with what Waldman wrote… I have some nitpicks with the fifth […]

    July 13th, 2014 at 10:41 am PDT

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  2. Welfare economics segun Steve Randy Waldmann | Método socrático writes:

    […] Compilación y más lecturas […]

    July 14th, 2014 at 9:42 pm PDT

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  3. Mercury writes:

    Alternatively…
    http://www.pelicanbooks.com/newsletter/2014/may/five-things-they-dont-tell-you-about-economics/img/the-little-blue-book.jpg

    July 15th, 2014 at 5:41 am PDT

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