Discourse on Social Planning under Uncertainty - Manski, Charles F.
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Economists have long studied policy choice by social planners aiming to maximize population welfare. Whether performing theoretical studies or applied analyses, researchers have generally assumed that the planner knows enough about the choice environment to be able to determine an optimal action. However, the consequences of decisions are often highly uncertain. Discourse on Social Planning under Uncertainty addresses the failure of research to come to grips with this uncertainty. Combining research across three fields - welfare economics, decision theory, and econometrics - this impressive…mehr

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Economists have long studied policy choice by social planners aiming to maximize population welfare. Whether performing theoretical studies or applied analyses, researchers have generally assumed that the planner knows enough about the choice environment to be able to determine an optimal action. However, the consequences of decisions are often highly uncertain. Discourse on Social Planning under Uncertainty addresses the failure of research to come to grips with this uncertainty. Combining research across three fields - welfare economics, decision theory, and econometrics - this impressive study offers a comprehensive treatment that fleshes out a 'worldview' and juxtaposes it with other viewpoints. Building on multiple case studies, ranging from medical treatment to climate policy, the book explains analytical methods and how to apply them, providing a foundation on which future interdisciplinary work can build.
Autorenporträt
Charles F. Manski is Board of Trustees Professor in the Department of Economics and Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern University. He is a Member of the National Academy of Sciences and a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Econometric Society, the American Statistical Association, and the British Academy. His research spans econometrics, judgment and decision, and analysis of public policy.