) efficiency in the use of instruments of justice implies that there is rivalry between the two justices and the opportunity cost …) efficiency in the use of instruments of justice implies that there is rivalry between the two justices and the opportunity cost … and the opportunity cost of either justice is zero. -- economics ; efficiency ; intragenerational and intergenerational …

. This study, on the other hand, seeks to establish evidence on unbiased justice and to propose and demonstrate a general … approach for measuring impartial views empirically. Most normative justice theories associate impartiality with limited … between consensus and impartiality, this paper seeks to help lay an empirical foundation for welfare analysis, social choice …

account factors other than individual welfare is Pareto-inefficient; in particular, they argue at length that notions of … fairness - insofar as they do not directly contribute to individual welfare - should be eschewed as a basis for policy … pluralistic or majoritarian decisionmaking are prone to welfare-inefficient outcomes. Judicial intervention could be seen to …

) efficiency in the use of instruments of justice implies that there is rivalry between the two justices and the opportunity cost … indispensable) for assessing the trade-off between intergenerational and intragenerational justice. Economic analysis can delineate … the “opportunity set” of politics with respect to the two normative objectives of inter- and intragenerational justice, i …

deterministic assignment in its support is Pareto efficient. We show that ordinal efficiency implies robust ex-post Pareto … efficiency while the reverse does not hold. We know that strategy-proof and ordinal efficient mechanisms satisfy neither equal … weakening ordinal efficiency to robust ex-post Pareto efficiency …

indebtedness (retro-gifts). Normative opinions about societies, and in particular about justice, imply and require altruism and …