In this paper we propose a theory of individual moral consistency and we examine some consequences of this theory in particular contexts. Our notion of individual moral consistency is interpreted as a means for 'laundering' individula objectives that are amalgamated into collective judgements by...

We consider a quasi-linear economy with satiation points for the public good which can be different from an individual to another. We prove that if the range of the support of the distribution of satiation points is greater than the average of satiation points, there always exist wealth...

In this paper, we examine the problem of ranking individual opportunity sets on the basis of their freedom of choice in a social setting.

With too much disparity in opinions, minorities may question the legitimacy of majority voting and indermine the unity of the group through political violence or civil disobedience. Properties of an average vvoting rule are investigated here, with particular attention to its ability to protect...