The Calculus of Consent
James Buchanan and Gordon Tullock · first published 1965
Mentioned 10 time(s) by 4 guest(s): 0 recommend.
Michael Munger on EconTalk (2021-12-20): mention
“…if you look at The Calculus of Consent in 1962, it's pretty optimistic about the project of reason…”
Michael Munger on EconTalk (2021-12-20): mention
“…Buchanan thought, in The Calculus of Consent, Buchanan and Tullock, they thought rewriting…”
Michael Munger on EconTalk (2021-12-20): mention
“…Jim Buchanan in The Calculus of Consent with Gordon Tullock said…”
Michael Munger on EconTalk (2021-12-20): mention
“…what The Calculus of Consent does is to say…”
Michael Munger on EconTalk (2021-12-20): mention
“…was The Calculus of Consent. And, The Calculus of Consent takes up some of the work…”
Shruti Rajagopalan on 80,000 Hours Podcast (2020-08-13): mention
“…One of the first few books written in the area was The Calculus of Consent…”
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Peter Boettke on EconTalk (2018-05-14): mention
“…as Buchanan and Tullock talk about in The Calculus of Consent…”
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Michael Munger on EconTalk (2015-02-23): mention
“…The Calculus of Consent was mostly: How should we pick rules knowing that rules really, really matter?…”
Michael Munger on EconTalk (2015-02-23): mention
“…The Calculus of Consent was the optimistic part.…”
Munger on EconTalk (2014-10-13): mention
“…So, the Calculus of Consent, one of the main books of public choice, written by Buchanan and Tullock.…”
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