The politics of bad ideas : the great tax cut delusion and the decline of good government in America
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The politics of bad ideas : the great tax cut delusion and the decline of good government in America
（Great questions in politics series）
Pearson Longman, c2008
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This highly anticipated addition to the "Great Questions in Politics" series offers a provocative argument about the persistence of bad ideas in shaping American economic policy. The result of a collaboration between political scientist Bryan D. Jones and economist Walter Williams, The Politics of Bad Ideas is indispensable reading for any study of American government, public policy, or economic and budgetary analysis.
The Politics of Bad Ideas examines why, over the last quarter century, bad economic ideas -- such as cutting taxes without cutting spending -- have become so influential in shaping government policies. Using in-depth research and trenchant political and economic analysis, the book explores why those bad ideas continue to survive despite overwhelming evidence that they in fact cause damage to the federal government's long-term fiscal stability and the American economy.
目次
Preface
Chapter 1: The Politics of Bad Ideas
Chapter 2: The Tax Cut Theories
Chapter 3: Evaluating the Claims
Chapter 4: Budgetary Politics and the Spending Mind-Set
Chapter 5: Institutions, Rules, and Politics
Chapter 6: Big Government Republicanism Costs Money
Chapter 7: Politics, Economics, and Tax Theories
Chapter 8: The Impacts of Recent Fiscal Policies on America
Chapter 9: The Rise and Decline of Reality-Based Policymaking in the Federal Government, 1945-2006
Chapter 10: The Role of Institutions
Chapter 11: Why Do Bad Ideas Persist?
Chapter 12: Escaping the Dead Weight of Bad Ideas
Appendix
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