Papers by Joe Oppenheimer
Operational Research and the Social Sciences, 1989
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Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime Prevention, 2010
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There is a growing controversy as to what behavior is to be expected of individuals regarding con... more There is a growing controversy as to what behavior is to be expected of individuals regarding contributions for the supply of collective goods. This paper attempts to settle some of the controversy. It attempts to do so not by showing that one of the positions taken is correct and the others wrong, but by showing that the various authors in
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Traditionally, economists have assumed self-interest governs economic choices. Recently, some soc... more Traditionally, economists have assumed self-interest governs economic choices. Recently, some social scientists and economists, especially those working in game theoretic and experimental areas, have begun to treat self-interest as a testable hypothesis. One important vehicle for evaluating self-interest has been a class of experiments called ‘dictator’ experiments. We believe that these experiments may have a flaw in their design which
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Conflict and Cooperation on Trans-Boundary Water Resources, 1998
ABSTRACT Economists must consider the practical applicability of their analyses to problems of tr... more ABSTRACT Economists must consider the practical applicability of their analyses to problems of trans-boundary water problems. Mathematical tools and a specialized jargon complicate communication. In addition, policy makers often have interests dictated by political interests that are inconsistent with economists ‘objective concept of economic efficiency. Departures from competitive efficiency may be undertaken to meet legitimate social objectives of equity that cannot be reached by other means. Trans-boundary water problems where sovereignty, lack of infrastructure, or weak enforcement mechanisms cause market imperfections are examples. Economic analysis must be conditioned on realities of the policy process to find practical applicability. Perhaps individual economic analyses must serve selfish individual policy maker or agency goals to find usefulness by them. Debate among policy makers where each is informed according to their own selfish interests may reach informed policy choice. Alternatively, if each policy maker or agency rejects available economic analyses because they try to serve comprehensive and objective criteria, then policy choice is economically uninformed.
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Cognition, Choice, and the Bounds of Rationality, 2000
Page 99. How People Reason about Ethics NORMAN FROHLICH AND JOE OPPENHEIMER Once upon a time ther... more Page 99. How People Reason about Ethics NORMAN FROHLICH AND JOE OPPENHEIMER Once upon a time there was an independently wealthy social activist. ... 6 This problem was worked out some time ago (see Frohlich 1974 and Valavanis 1958). ...
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