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Lobbying for Wealth redistribution by Changing the Social Planner’s Preferences
Zheng, M.
2014
Source PublicationJournal of Theoretical Politics
ISSN0951-6298
Pages79-92
AbstractWealth redistribution in a society is related to the social planner’s beliefs about social justice. In this paper, the social planner’s preferences are described by a Choquet integral, which is a convex combination of a weighted utilitarian social welfare function and an egalitarian social welfare function. By spending resources on lobbying, interest groups can change the social planner’s preferences, by shifting the weights of the utilitarian part, or by shifting more or less weight to the egalitarian part. We use a model of a two-player lobbying game and obtain the conditions for a pure strategy Nash equilibrium of the game.
Keywordlobbying preferences change social justice wealth distribution Choquet integral
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Language英語English
The Source to ArticlePB_Publication
PUB ID9416
Document TypeJournal article
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Corresponding AuthorZheng, M.
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Zheng, M.. Lobbying for Wealth redistribution by Changing the Social Planner’s Preferences[J]. Journal of Theoretical Politics, 2014, 79-92.
APA Zheng, M..(2014). Lobbying for Wealth redistribution by Changing the Social Planner’s Preferences. Journal of Theoretical Politics, 79-92.
MLA Zheng, M.."Lobbying for Wealth redistribution by Changing the Social Planner’s Preferences".Journal of Theoretical Politics (2014):79-92.
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