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Abstract
Bruno S. Frey * 1. Le systeme des prix - et son extension Le systeme des prix permet une allocation efficiente des ressources. Les recherches entreprises par les economistes, qu'elles soient de nature empirique ou theorique, ont montre de 3 satisfaisante que la loi de la demande est verifiee dans des conditions generates1. En particulier, un mandant ("principal") peut influencer le comportement d'un mandataire ("agent") en un sens souhaite s'il a la possibilite de fixer les prix auxquels cet agent est confronte. "L'imperialisme economique" 2 a applique ce resultat bien au-delä du domaine purement economique3. L'allocation des ressources par un systeme explicite de prix (plutöt que par la reglementation ou toute autre forme d'intervention directe de type qualitatif) a ete appliquee ä la quasi-totalite des activites ou objectifs que Ton a pu trouver dans l'histoire. II n'en demeure pas moins vrai qu'en toute periode particuliere et en tout lieu particulier, des limitations severes ont ete imposees ä 'institute for Empirical Economic Research, University of Zurich. J'adresse mes remerciements ä George Akerlof, Robert Cooter, William Dickens, Reiner Eichenberger, Beat Gygi, Beat Heggli, Daniel Kahneman, Cornelia Klinger, Barbara Krug, Carmen Matutes, Werner W. Pommerehne, Daniel Rubinfeld, Marc Ryser, Angel Serna,
Journal
Journal des Économistes et des Études Humaines – de Gruyter
Published: Oct 1, 1990