THE 64th INTERNATIONAL ATLANTIC ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
Savannah, Georgia
7-10 October 2007

STATE PATERNALISM: A CASE OF EXTERNALITIES OR INTERNALITIES
Tuesday 14h00 - 16h00
Organizer: Attiat F. Ott, Clark University—U.S.A.

Chair:

Attiat F. Ott, Clark University—U.S.A., State Paternalism and Rules of Reason

Chyanda M. Querido, Clark University—U.S.A., Third-Party Effects: A Bargaining Solution to Internalities in a Model with Multiple Selves

Bonnie Orcutt, Worchester State College—U.S.A., Paternalism and Development: Should Government Choices Preempt Individual Choices?

Richard J. Cebula, Armstrong Atlantic State University—U.S.A., State Imposed Solutions to Externalities: Impact of Pollution Abatement Costs on Employment

Sheila Vegari, La Salle University—U.S.A., Does Neuroeconomics Explain Libertarian Paternalism?

Discussants: Gladstone A. Hutchinson, Lafayette College—U.S.A.