.... Moreover, his death preceded the application of its central mechanism to public, urban, and environmental topics via hedonic, sorting, and computational general equilibrium models. Viewed in this way, the history of Tiebout's article, and thereby the history of public economics, has remarkably little to do...

... Tiebout sorting, 200–201, 203, 205, “Shop Management,” 63n 216–17 Taylorism, 62–66 Tipping points, 264 Taylor Society, 63–64 TNEC (Temporary National Technology, 4, 88, 112 Economic Committee), analytic, 253...

... and infamous—results in economics.13 As Singleton shows, Tiebout’s career is emblematic of the transition in economic analysis taking place during the Cold War period. Though he is identified exclusively in the professional mind with the Tiebout sorting of his 1956 article, an exercise in pure theory...

...- tice. 2nd ed. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press. Singleton, John D. 2015. “Sorting Charles Tiebout.” History of Political Economy 47 (supplement): 199–226. Sinn, Hans-Werner. 2009. “Please Bring Me the New York Times: On the European Roots of Richard Abel Musgrave.” International...

... goods. These topics constituted the theoretical basis of her optimal policing studies and reflected the influence of Buchanan's thinking on club goods and of Charles Tiebout on sorting (Ostrom 2011 ). This work, along with her engagement with the Public Choice Society throughout the 1970s, resulted...

... . Review of First Principles of Public Finance, by Antonio de Viti de Marco. Journal of Political Economy 45 : 712 -17. Small, Albion. 1909 . The Cameralists: The Pioneers of German Social Polity .New York: Franklin. Tiebout, Charles M. 1956 . A Pure Theory of Local Expenditures. Journal...

.... 1971 . Indian Economic Thought . Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Thapar, Romila. [1961] 1998 . As'oka and the Decline of the Mauryas . 2nd ed. New York: Oxford University Press. Tiebout, Charles. 1956 . A Pure Theory of Local Expenditure. Journal of Political Economy 64.5 : 416 -24...

... in the Tiebout ( 1956 ) model. The sovereign may seek to regulate and adjudicate unwieldy cities by way of instigating jurisdictional competition between them. Rather than forcibly relocating citizens, as More advocates, it may be enough to instigate competitive pressures between cities. Rather than relying...

... to prove government-organized solutions could meet the neoclassical criterion of Pareto efficiency. The Tiebout hypothesis provides a variation on this theme (Singleton, this volume). Thus, the split over the relevancy of voluntary exchange touches on deeply fundamental questions in public...

... this diagrammatic presentation and the mathematical model on which it was based (1954) as an alternative to 6. “The optimum of all the Pareto optima.” 7. On Charles Tiebout’s mostly unsuccessful attempt to engage Samuelson on the potential for small communities to overcome the free rider problem, see...