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This book describes and analyses the activities and procedures

through which the professional economist may advise on matters of

public policy, specifically on the performance of an economic

system. The author shows that the decision-making component within

a system may be defined in terms of optimal policies for attaining

well-specified objectives, but that the choice of rules by which

the system is governed must remain 'outside' the system due to its

dependence upon the legislative process. He proposes a 'generating

mechanism' for arriving at public policy choices based on the

interaction between the economic system and the legislative

process.

Part I. The circumstances in which the conceptual problems are

posed: legislators deliberating upon how well an economic system is

working:

1. Three main concepts that inhere in the circumstances cited

2. On the peculiarities of economics as a descriptive science

3. On norms that are implied in observers' adverse reactions to an

economic system's performance

Part II. A nation's economy in geographic space and time: on the

task of specifying norms of various aspects of it:

4. On constructing a small-scale model of a nation's population of

people

5. A provisional description of a nation's population developing

over time while in a state of full employment

6. Concluding remarks upon what an economic system is, and the

problem of specifying norms of the outcome of its working.

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This book describes and analyses the activities and procedures through which the professional economist may advise on matters of public policy, specifically on the performance of an economic system. The author shows that the decision-making component within a system may be defined in terms of optimal policies for attaining well-specified objectives, but that the choice of rules by which the system is governed must remain 'outside' the system due to its dependence upon the legislative process. He proposes a 'generating mechanism' for arriving at public policy choices based on the interaction between the economic system and the legislative process.