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| Preface and Acknowledgements | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Economics and Philosophy | |
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| Personal Utility and Welfare | |
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| Expected Utility and Risk | |
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| Risk and Fluctuations | |
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| Risk and Equality | |
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| Utility and Positive Economics | |
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| Utility and Normative Economics | |
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| Collective Utility and Welfare | |
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| Welfare Economics | |
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| Theoretical Welfare Economics | |
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| Applied Welfare Economics and Cost-Benefit Analysis | |
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| Politics and Philosophy | |
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| The Role of the State | |
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| Limitations of State Authority | |
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| Individual Rights | |
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| Social Contract and Property | |
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| Property and Property Rights | |
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| Utilitarianism: Theory and Applications | |
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| Utility and the Value of Life | |
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| The State and Population Policy | |
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| What Constituency Now?--On Citizens and Foreigners | |
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| The State and Saving for the Future | |
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| Utilitarianism, Justice, and Equality | |
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| Utilitarianism and Equality | |
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| Rawls's Theory of Justice | |
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| The Meaning of Justice | |
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| Distributive Justice | |
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| Interstate Distributive Justice | |
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| Dworkin and Equalizing Resources | |
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| The Measurement of Equality | |
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| Summary | |
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| Contractarianism | |
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| Communitarianism | |
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| Economics and Politics | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Games, Conventions, and Public Goods | |
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| Games | |
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| Conventions | |
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| Public Goods and the State | |
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| Positive Political Economy | |
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| Endogenizing Government | |
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| Democratic and Authoritarian Government | |
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| Collective Choice and Voting | |
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| Economic Policy under Relatively Autonomous Government | |
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| Economic Policy under Democracy | |
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| Modelling Political Economy Explanations of Policies and Trends | |
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| The Political Economy of Protection in Industrialized Countries | |
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| The Growth of Government in Industrialized Countries | |
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| Protection and Import Substitution in Developing Countries | |
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| Policy Reform in Developing Countries | |
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| An Interim Jejune Report on Endogenizing Government | |
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| Normative Political Economy | |
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| Further Consideration of Government and Distribution | |
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| Rent-seeking and Corruption | |
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| Ethics, Economics, and Politics | |
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| The Principles of Public Policy | |
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| A Resume of Parts I, II, and III | |
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| The Philosophical Framework | |
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| The Scale of Government Expenditure | |
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| The Boundaries of Public Policy | |
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| References | |
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| Index of Names | |
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| Index of Subjects | |