Justice and Incentives in a Free Economy

• In Event: Fairness, Efficiency, and Voting

Brief Overview

Violations of fair principles raise the question of self-enforcing equilibrium existence in a free economy. We show that principles of distributive justice, and social justice and inclusion guarantee equilibrium efficiency, respectively.

Authors

• Demeze-Jouatsa Ghislain Herman, University of Bielefeld

• Roland Pongou, University of Ottawa

• Jean-Baptiste Tondji, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley