Jack Wiseman

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Jack Wiseman, né en décembre 1919 et mort le 20 janvier 1991, est un économiste britannique qui a étudié à la London School of Economics avec Friedrich Hayek et Lionel Robbins. Il fait partie de ces économistes à la London School of Economics qui ont développé le coût subjectif. Sous l'influence de l'école autrichienne dont Friedrich Hayek, Jack Wiseman a participé au développement du subjectivisme méthodologique avec ses compagnons de route : James McGill Buchanan, Ronald Coase, Ronald Edwards, Ludwig Lachmann, George Shackle et George F. Thirlby.

Publications

1953, Uncertainty, Costs, and Collectivist Economic Planning, Economica New Series, Vol 20, n°78, May, pp118-128

1956, avec Basil Yamey, The raw Cotton Commission, 1948–52, Oxford Economic Papers, 8(1), february, pp1-34

1957, The theory of public utility price—an empty box, Oxford Economic Papers, Oxford University Press
- Repris en 1973, In: L.S.E. Essays on Cost, James M. Buchanan et George F. Thirlby, Dir., Weidenfeld and Nicolson, U.K.
- Repris en 1981, In: L.S.E. Essays on Cost, James M. Buchanan et George F. Thirlby, Dir., New York: New York University Press

1959, The Economics of Education, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, Vol 6, February, pp48—58

1961, avec Alan Peacock, The growth of public expenditure in the United Kingdom, Princeton
- Seconde édition en 1967, London: George Allen & Unwin
1970, avec Alan T. Peacock, Education for Democrats
1978, The Political Economy of Nationalised Industry, The Economics of Politics, Reading No. 18. London: Institute of Economic Affairs
1979, avec Alan Peacock, Approaches to the analysis of government expenditure growth, Public Finance Quarterly, vol 7, n°1, pp3-23

1983,
- a. avec Charles K. Rowley, ‘Inflation versus Unemployment: Is the Government Impotent?, National Westminster Review, février, pp2-12
- b. dir., Beyond Positive Economics ?, London MacMillan

1985,
- a. Lionel Robbins, the Austrian School, and the LSE Tradition, Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methdology
- b. Economics, Subjectivism and Public Choice, Market Process, 3, pp14-15

1986, avec Stephen Littlechild, The political economy of restriction of choice, Public Choice, Vol 51, n°2, janvier, pp161-172
1987, The political economy of federalism: a critical appraisal, Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 5(4), pp383–410

1989, The Political Economy of Government Revenues, In: Jack Wiseman, dir., Cost, Choice and Political Economy, Aldershot; Elgar, pp199-212

1990,
- a. Principles of Political Economy : An outline Proposal, Illustrated by Application to Fiscal Federalism, Constitutional Political Economy, vol 1, n°1, pp101-124
- b. "General equilibrium or market process: an evaluation", In: A. Bosch, P. Koslowski et R. Veit, dir., "General Equilibrium or Market Process, Neoclassical and Austrian Theories of Economics", Tubingen: J.C.B. Mohr, pp145–163

1987, A. Scott, Wiseman on federalism: a critical comment, Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 5(4), pp411–415

1991, James M. Buchanan, "Jack Wiseman: A Personal Appreciation", Constitutional Political Economy, Vol 2, pp1-6

1994, Charles K. Rowley et Robert D. Tollison, Peacock and Wiseman on the Growth of Public Expenditure, Public Choice Vol.78 (3), pp125-128

2000, Keith Hartley, "Jack Wiseman, 1919-1991", The Economic Journal, 110 (464), pp445–454

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