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This paper studies the optimal linear tax-transfer policy in an economy where agents differ in productivity and in genetic background, and where longevity depends on health spending and genes. It is shown that, if agents internalize imperfectly the impact of genes and health spending on...
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In this article I address the question of the moral legitimacy of paternalism. Paternalism is considered illegitimate a … are deemed unable to decide for themselves. Over the last decade a new type of paternalism has emerged thanks to the … groundbreaking works of some behavioral economists. This new type of paternalism, that I call here Behavioral Paternalism (BP), has …
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paternalism. The first is that whatever individuals do, they have to take second rank decisions, i.e. decisions that are equally … motivations of the planners. This leads me to define paternalism as the personal benevolence of the planners. Because they do not …
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