public choice

常見(jiàn)例句

These topics are part of the economics of public choice.
這些問(wèn)題是公共選擇經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)的一部分。
The public choice theorists cautioned us to think about how governments really work, compared with how we might wish them to work.
公共選擇理論家們告誡我們要考慮政府實(shí)際上是怎樣運(yùn)行的，而不是我們希望它們?nèi)绾芜\(yùn)行。
The public choice advocates have called for better incentives and opportunities for citizens to monitor government more effectively.
他們提出要爲(wèi)公民有傚監(jiān)督政府建立更好的激勵(lì)和機(jī)會(huì)。

He says Congress can only act intelligently and boldly on the issue of climate change if the American public gives it no other choice.
Well they--it's a balancing -they have to balance -sometimes they don't like the choice they made but the advantage to being public is that people trust you more.
他們...這其實(shí)是種平衡,他們必須權(quán)衡利弊,他們竝不希望公司上市,但上市的好処是,能夠因此取得公衆(zhòng)更多的信任
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It is a complex system of public and private insurance plans, regulated by the government but still giving individuals a good deal of choice.

Unfortunately, alliance partisans acted as Public Choice economics would predict: They scrambled to save their jobs and careers.
FORBES: NATO: An Alliance That Divides Rather Than Unites
Protectionism is inefficient, subject to public choice problems, and likely to lead to our trade partners to engage in retaliatory protectionism.
FORBES: Trade and China
And Felix Salmon provides us with a case study in how choice architecture and public choice can combine to do just that.
FORBES: Public Choice Meets Choice Architecture