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Comment on "Good Policies for Bad Governments: Behavioral Political Economy" by Daniel J. Benjamin and David I. Laibson : At the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston's 48th Economic Conference: How Humans Behave -- Implications for Economics and Economic Policy, Chatham, Massachusetts

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Comment on "Good Policies for Bad Governments: Behavioral Political Economy" by Daniel J. Benjamin and David I. Laibson : At the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston's 48th Economic Conference: How Humans Behave -- Implications for Economics and Economic Policy, Chatham, Massachusetts

DATE: June 10, 2003

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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (U.S.), 1935- and Kohn, Donald L. (Donald Lewis), 1942- "Comment on "Good Policies for Bad Governments: Behavioral Political Economy" by Daniel J. Benjamin and David I. Laibson." At the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston's 48th Economic Conference: How Humans Behave -- Implications for Economics and Economic Policy, Chatham, Massachusetts, June 10, 2003, https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/464/item/10441, accessed on April 19, 2024.

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