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Kirchgässner, Gebhard - 2014

Paternalism is an attempt to influence individuals' decisions for their own benefit, even if there are no third parties involved. This seems to contradict normative individualism, which provides the general orientation to our modern democracies. Soft or libertarian paternalism accepts the...

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The idea of "common good" and the role of the state in present day social economics

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Public goods beyond markets

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Welfare notions for soft paternalism

Grüne-Yanoff, Till - 2009

Recently, evidence from behavioural research has given rise to new arguments against anti-paternalism. This anti-anti-paternalism argues that certain kinds of paternalism - interventions in people's choices that improve their own good - are indeed permissible even when people's liberty is an...