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Generational transfers and the generational bargain
- D. Collard
- Economics
- 1 May 2000
The paper suggests that the framework of a generational bargain is a potentially useful one for looking at important aspects of economic and social policies for both rich and poor countries. The…
The Hesitant Hand: Taming Self-Interest in the History of Economic Ideas
- D. Collard
- Economics
- 1 December 2011
The Tax Compliance Costs for Employers of PAYE and National Insurance in 1995-96
- S. Green, M. Baldwin, D. Collard
- Medicine
- 1999
The present volume draws heavily on the detailed research material contained in the following appendices, published as Volume 2 of the report. Appendix A1 Stage 2 Postal Questionnaire Report: a…
Compliance Costs for Employers: UK PAYE and National Insurance, 1995-96
- D. Collard, M. Godwin
- Economics, Business
- 2 February 2005
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Pigou and future generations: a Cambridge tradition
- D. Collard
- Economics
- 1 September 1996
In The Economics of Welfare and elsewhere, A. C. Pigou took the view that future people should be treated equally with present people. He stressed our defective telescopic faculty, mortality, and…
The generational bargain
- D. Collard
- Economics
- 2001
This paper builds on the notion of a bargain or contract across the generations. It argues that the idea of a generational bargain is helpful when thinking about a range of problems in economic and…
Research on Well-Being
- D. Collard
- History
- 1 September 2006
Jeremy Bentham provided a comprehensive list of the sources of pleasure and pain, rather in the manner of modern researchers into human well-being. He explicitly used the term well-being and made…
Altruism and Economy. A Study in Non-Selfish Economics.
- M. Jones-Lee, D. Collard
- Economics
- 1 September 1979
A. C. Pigou, 1877–1959
- D. Collard
- History
- 1981
Those of us who went up to Cambridge in the late 1950s remember Pigou as an eccentrically clad, unapproachable figure sitting in a deck chair on the grass of the front court of King’s. At that time…
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