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Gorman and Musgrave are Dual: An Antipodean Theorem on Public Goods

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Ted Bergstrom (University of California, Santa Barbara)
Richard Cornes (Nottingham University)

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This paper finds the conditions under which an allocation branch can determine the efficient amount of public goods to produce, independently of the distribution of private goods. The result is similar to that found in our Econometrica paper, but uses a quite different method--solving a differential equation.

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Paper provided by Department of Economics, UC Santa Barbara in its series University of California at Santa Barbara, Economics Working Paper Series with number 1981B.

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Date of creation: 21 Jul 1981
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Keywords: public goods; independence of income distribution; Gorman polar form; duality;

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