Bruce Yandle draws on his diverse experiences in industry, academia, and government to explore the intricacies of economics and political economy. His roles have shaped his insights into regulation and macroeconomic policy, making his work relevant for a wide range of audiences. As a teacher, writer, and speaker, Yandle shares his expertise and perspectives on these critical subjects.
The Bootlegger and Baptist theory reveals how regulations emerge from the interplay between two distinct interest groups: those seeking private gain (the "bootleggers") and those promoting the public good (the "Baptists"). Economists Adam Smith and Bruce Yandle explore this innovative public choice theory, providing accessible insights and numerous real-world examples. They apply the theory to contemporary issues like the financial crisis and environmental regulation, offering a new perspective on the complex dynamics of special interest groups in politics.
Publikace ukazuje, jakou roli může sehrát zákonný rámec při ochraně životního prostředí.