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1

1 Note Page numbers followed by lsquonrsquo refer to notes

AAdenauer Konrad 65 86ndash88 102Adorno Theodor 99 243Advertisement 49 70 115 144

146 154 160ndash162 181 204 213 259 260 263

Advertising agencies 24 245Age of Reagan 245Alchian Armen A 160 160n66 161Allen Clark Lee 158 159Allen William R 160 161Allocation of resources 124 148

157 174Amadae Sonja M 166n83 167

168American Enterprise Institute 125Andersen Poul Nyboe 200Anti-democratic sentiments 33Antitrust laws 114 131ndash138 159

Arbeitsgemeinschaft Erwin von Beckerath 85 86n59

Aron Raymond 50Arrow Kenneth J 163ndash173 177

178 182 184 245Austria 37 60 61Austrian Chamber of Commerce 61Austrian economics 145 147Authoritarian 53 60 61 74 81

103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235

BBach George Leland 148ndash150

148n19Ballot box (voting analogy) 21 54

82 123 124 160

Index

296 Index

Barthes Roland 101Bartl Marija 255 255n65Bastiat Freacutedeacuteric 25 26 31 52 54Becker Gary 106 133 164 182Behavioral economics 264Behrens Karl Christian 100Benham Frederic 145ndash147 150Bentham Jeremy 28Bergson Abram 165Black Duncan 168 173Boumlhm Franz 20n2 49 72ndash75

72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94

Bork Robert H 106 107n4 109 133 135ndash138 136n78

Boulding Kenneth 153ndash155 162Bounded rationality 142n3 264Bowen Howard 168Bowman Mary Jean 148ndash150

148n19Breidablik (Danish Folk High

School) 210Brent Spar 237Brixtofte Peter 191 207 208 216

224Brown Gordon 242Buchanan James M 158 158n61

159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225

Bureaucracy 69 194 221 247Burgin Angus 10 109n8Business companies 24 73Business cycles 39 47 75 75n20

155

CCairncross Alec 155 156Capitalism 7 10n14 12n18 14

21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264

Castoriadis Cornelius 235Center-left 2 3 11 17 211

228ndash232 243ndash246 249ndash251 249n51 255 256 261

Centre for Policy Studies 240Chase Stuart 32Cherrier Beatrice 143n8 181Chicago Antitrust Project 134Chicago School of Economics 16

105ndash140 160 256 262China 4Christian Democratic Union 65

88n63Christianity 99Christiansborg 199Christian Socialism 90Christophersen Henning 191 198

199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224

Citizen consumer 13 24 64 111 111n10 112 116 132 139 242

Citizenship 22 23 109 139Citizen sovereignty 148 166Civil society 23 182Classical economic theory 27Classical liberalism 6 31n34 58

62 123 199 222Clinton Bill 244 246ndash249Coase Ronald 134Coercion 55 121 151 172Cohen Lizabeth 13 111n10Cohen Manuel 125Colberg Marshall R 158 159

297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251

Colloque Walter Lippmann 50

Columbia University 164Communism 25 50 63 64 110

146Competition state 17 186ndash188

186n3 226 231ndash240Competitiveness 4 219Competitive order 6 74 78 93 97

135n75Comsumer Complaints Board

(Danish) 212Conceptual history 7ndash9 7n10 11Consent 40 55 58Conservative Party (Danish) 187

190 191 213 218 233Conspicuous consumption 31Consumer boycott 23Consumer Commission (Danish)

212Consumer credit 248 249 249n51

256 257Consumer demand 39 47 71 72

79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249

Consumer democracy 67 80 82 92 99n93 208

Consumer individualism 242Consumer intelligence 56 94Consumerism 14 22 33 99Consumer leagues 111 203n41Consumer Ombudsmand (Danish)

212Consumer preferences 20 25 56

140 148 171 245

Consumer protection 24 32 102 110 111 125 130 212 254 254n64 256 263 264

Consumer sovereignty 11n16 17 20 21n3 46 52ndash58 63n126 75 77 80 112 145ndash148 150 157 159 160 162 166 168 170ndash172 176 182 184 198 200ndash205 211ndash214 225 226 230 242 245 250 262 263

Consumers Research Inc 24 32 33 115

Consumer surplus 29Consumer wants 26 43 46

130n59 161Consumer welfare 109 131ndash138

254Consumption 14 22ndash27 29

32 34 57 64 69ndash72 69n5 74 78 80 80n39 81 83 84 89 91 92 94ndash98 100n96 101ndash103 110 118 122 125 132 156 162 169 177 179 192 196 204 212 241ndash243 242n34 243n36 245 254n64 259

Cooperative movement 23 31 203n41

Cowles Commission for Research in Economics 164

Crisis of liberalism 20 21n3 33ndash37 45 189

Crisis of the welfare state 17 186 192ndash200 205 210 211 232 260

Currency reform 65 87 88 96

298 Index

DDanske Husmoslashdres Forbrugerraringd 203Davies William 44de Grazia Victoria 13Decentralization 124 186 187

200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245

Decision-making processes 41 97 166 168 175 192 195 207 224 264

De-culturalized liberalism 201Demand and supply 89 157Democracy 2 3 7 8 10 11n16

14 15 17 19ndash21 21n3 24 33 35 36 40 42ndash46 45n71 49 54 57ndash59 61 62 67 75ndash77 79 79n35 81 82 86 87 89ndash92 96 108 110ndash112 121 123ndash125 124n44 127ndash130 135 136 139 142 145 151 153 155 156 159 160 166 167 169 170 172 175 177 178 182ndash184 202 211 219 223 228ndash240 245 246 248 249 256 258 260

Democracy-through market 253Democratic individualism 242Denmark 17 140 185ndash226 229

232 236 238 239 258Deregulation 4 16 68 104ndash109

108n7 109n8 120 120n34 125ndash127 125n45 130ndash133 136 138 139 158 182ndash184 230 240 244 246 248 249 249n51 251 256 257 262

Der Markt der Fertigware 71Det Radikale Venstre 188 188n6

190 191 195

Dich Joslashrgen S 194ndash198 198n29 212 223 224

Dickinson H D 169 170Dictatorship 24 42 60 61 76 84

260Director Aaron 106 116 117

133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139

Discipline of economics 2 11 16 69 112 117 119 126 141 142 173 180 183 213n69 225 259

Disenchantment of politics 44 54 58 160

Distribution (economic) 3 36 51 80 128 129 190 234 238 262

Dixon Ruth 257 258Dobb Maurice H 46 169ndash172Dollfuss Engelbert 60 61Downs Anthony 162 173ndash181

183 184Duumlsseldorfer Leitsaumltze 90

EEastern Europe 101Eco Umberto 101Economic democracy 43 76n25

98 153 169 211 219 238Economic liberalism 60 189Economic miracle 65 95 96n87

103Economic textbooks 141n1 143n7

144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index

Efficiency (economic) 2 20 29 31 34 45 46n73 59 77 89 92 108 109 112 119 127ndash129 131 133 135ndash137 151 153 156 184 209 218 223 231 234 256ndash258 260 262 264

Efficient consumer 16 108 109 127 130 139

Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261

Elitism 33Ellemann-Jensen Uffe 191 207

208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177

241Entrepreneurship 5 45 73 78 112

127Equality (economic) 263Equality of opportunity 58 200Erhard Ludwig 65ndash104Erhvervenes Oplysningsraringd 210Eriksen Erik 190 191Ethics 28 128 129 161 176 237

238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85

86 86n59 88 99n95European Central Bank 251 256European Commission 251 252

256European Debt Crisis 251European Single Market 251European Union 227 251 252n54

256Exploitation 33 77 78n32 122

178n118 192 197 235

FFabrin Erik 208Fascism 50 60 63 110

Federal Republic of Germany 15 86 260

Federal Trade Commission 115 130Federal Trade Commission Act 111Fetter Frank F 21 36 37 39

45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122

186n4 188Fleury Jean-Baptiste 143n8 181Foot voting 180Formierte Gesellschaft 103 103n109Foucault Michel 4 11 243France 22 50 185Frank Thomas 44n65 248Frankfurt School 99Fraser L M 63n126 147Frederiksen Claus Hjort 208 209Freedom 6 8 21 25 26 28 38

41 45n71 50 51 54ndash56 58 59 62 63 67 74 76 79ndash81 83 89ndash92 98 99 108 112 113 116 121 123 127 128 130 134 136 139 183 188ndash190 196 208ndash210 215 216 218 220ndash222 227 232 236 238 246 249 254n64 256 260

Free University of Berlin 100Fremskridtspartiet 194 195Freyer Hans 99Friedman Milton 11 106 109

109n8 116 117 119ndash127 120n32 127n51 127n52 129ndash133 135 135n74 136 139 140 157ndash159 161 173 184 209 217 223 226 240

Friedman Rose 120 123Full employment 3 100 152 153

155 217

300 Index

GGalbraith John Kenneth 118 120

142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223

Gane Nicholas 38 38n52 38n53Gehlen Arnold 99General equilibrium theory 28Geneva 37 48 61 75 76German Democratic Republic 101Gesellschaft fuumlr Konsumforschung 70Giddens Anthony 242 243

243n36Gide Charles 22 23 30 31 31n34Glistrup Mogens 194 195

197ndash199 211Goebbels Joseph 83Gore Al 247Graduate School of International

Studies (Geneva) 75Grand Coalition (German) 100Great Britain 3 4 12 17 22 23

33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250

Great Depression 49 64 260Growth (economic) 2 12n18 23

29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264

Grundtvig 210n64 217 223Guerney Peter 14n25 64n127 147

241 242n34

HHaarder Bertel 191 198 198n29

199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223

Habermas Juumlrgen 101

Hartling Poul 191 210Harvey David 4 96n89Haselbach Dieter 65n1 72n16 74

79n35 81n47 103Hayek Friedrich 5 10n15 11 21

37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240

Hayekian (perspective on economic order) 151

Heinesen Knud 213 219 221Hicks John 164n78 165 172Hierarchy 30 41Hilden amp the Hackers 236Hitler Adolf 48 75Hobbes Thomas 223Hobhouse Leonard T 34 35n44Hobson J A 22 34Homo oeconomicus 100Homo sapiens consumens 98Hood Christopher 257 258

258n69Horkheimer Max 99 243Horowitz Daniel 13 13n23

102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40

Human rights 92 94 96Hutt William H 20 21 52ndash59

59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226

IIdeational convergence 14 195

224 225Illich Ivan 223 224Impartial 55

301 Index

Imperfect knowledge 29 47Impersonal 55 121Impossibility theorem 163 166

166n83 167Individual decision-making 30Individual desires 41 250Individual freedom 6 21 26 28

38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260

Industrialist 9Inefficiency 73 175Inequality 29 42 43 51 58 78

81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263

Inevitable 55 167 174Inflation 23 132 213Information 28 35 47 48 94 96

115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223

Institute of Economic Affairs 139 240Institut for Fremtidsforskning 237Institut fuumlr Industrieforschung 84Institut fuumlr Wirtschaftsbeobachtungen

der deutschen Fertigwaren 71Interest groups 40 67 73 77 93

114 178 182 196 235Internal market rationality 255

255n65 256International Monetary Fund 4

227 251 256Intervention (government) 3 23

45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205

Interventionism 73 77 78n32 82

Interwar pluralism (in economics) 113 119 142

Intransigent liberalism 171

JJensen Jacob 181 181n130Jevons William S 27ndash29 32 35 56Jones Daniel Stedman 5n7 10

10n14 51n88Journal of Law and Economics 134

136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252

KKaldor Nicholas 169 170Kanslergadeforliget 189Kelsen Hans 40 40n58Key actor 1 7ndash9 11 15 16 19ndash21

38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265

Keynes John Maynard 34 53n92 64 152 155 161

Keynesianism 4 12n18 63 64 132Klein Naomi 243Knight Frank H 10n15 56 106

112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175

Kuhn Thomas 143 143n7Kyrk Hazel 32 32n37

LLabor Party (British) 228 242Labor unions 58 62 73 115 178

182

302 Index

Laissez faire 21 38 50 59ndash62 63n126 77 93 113 114 116 120 199 246

Landslide election 195 210Lange Oscar 45Legitimacy 3 21 42 54 57 62

140 182 194 196Leitsaumltzegesetz 87Lerner Abba 46 170 171Levi Edward 134 135Liberal interventionism 73Liberal political economists 25 26

54 74Liberal reform politics 200 209Lippmann Walter 50 50n87Lipsey Richard G 156 157Local democracy 200 207Locke John 223London School of Economics 48

52 63n126 145Lucas Robert 217

MMaastricht Treaty 253Macroeconomics 155 163Madsen-Mygdal Thomas 189Majority voting 167 261Marginal analysis 29 154 155Marginalism 27 30 36Marginal revolution 20 25ndash31 35

74 119n31 142Marketing research 13 16 69Marketization 12n18 183 186

187 207 208 217 224 236 262

Market mechanisms (in the public sector) 124 140 157 166

175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257

Market metaphors 17 145 173 184 245

Market populism 44n65 244ndash250Marshall Alfred 27 29 165 196Marshall-Plan 204Marx Karl 196Marxism 14Mass democracy 40 79Masses 42 50 57 62 79 81

81n47 171McConnel Campbell R 162McLuhan Marshall 101 245Means of production 36 39 42

192Measuring 149 198 201Meat Inspection Act 111Median voter theorem 177Menger Carl 20ndash21 20n2 27 29

30 35 47 56Micklitz Hans-W 253 254n61Miksch Leonard 72 87n60 88Milburn Alan 242Mill John Stuart 27 81 223Mirowski Philip 5n7 10 45n70

51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167

Mises Ludwig von 11 12 15 20 21 37ndash52 45n69 45n71 48n80 54 56 56n105 58ndash62 61n122 67 74 74n18 75 77 78 89 90 123 124 128 130 146 150 163 167 169 170 175 181 227n2 248 248n49

303 Index

Modernization programs (Danish) 214ndash216 218 222 233

Moslashller Poul 190Monarchy 36Monopolism 33 42 43 59 77

113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172

Monsen R Joseph 178ndash181 178n120

Montesquieu Charles-Louis de Secondat 223

Mont Pegravelerin Society 5 6 10 50 52 53n92 62 66 107 107n4 113 119 120 120n32 158 160 161 167 255 260

Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30

Muumlller-Armack Alfred 49 72 85 86 88ndash90 88n63 90n68 90n69 92 99 99n95

Musgrave Richard A 180Myrdal Gunnar 165

NNader Ralph 118 120 120n34

244National Performance Review

(National Partnership for Reinventing Government) 246 247

National Socialism 37 63ndash64 69 75 81ndash86

National Socialist Party 84Neoclassical economics 28 28n23

31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225

Neoclassicism 119 119n30 142 143

Neoliberal hegemony 227ndash229 251ndash255 261

Neoliberal political paradigm 1 3 7ndash9 11 15 18 21 21n3 140 252n54 258 259 262

New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246

New Deal Reformism 63 64New Labor 240ndash244 249New liberalism 3ndash7 15 34 175

188 207 209 211New Public Management 187 188

222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258

Nilsson Erik 209 209n61Nineteenth century capitalism 51Ninn-Hansen Erik 218Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics

164North America 3 101 244Norway 185Nozick Robert 217

OOEEC-programs 204Offer Avner 142 143n5Oil crisis 193 213Oligarchy 36Olsen Mancur 174Ostrom Vincent 181Outsourcing 4 221 234ndash236

304 Index

PPackard Vance 118 204Paleo-liberal 38 38n51Pareto-efficiency 46Parliamentary democracy 44 54 89

169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59

74 79ndash81 91 109 135 139 140 192 200 207 220 224 228 234ndash236 238 254 257 261ndash263

Paternalistic (modernization) 97 121 127 161

Patten Simon 22Payne Christopher 11ndash13 12n17

28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8

Performance (public sector) 78n32 93 96 207 221 225 233 247 248

Persuasion (of consumers) 172Petersen Joslashrn Henrik 194n18

196n23 212 213 213n69 225

Pigou Arthur C 165Planned economy 35 74 76 85

89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211

Plehwe Dieter 10 45n70 72n16 107n5 160n66

Policy of order 73Political consumer 230ndash240 242

250Political decision-making 3 175

258 261

Popper Karl 51 157Popular sovereignty 40 41Posner Richard 106 133 135

135n77 136Postwar neoclassicism (in

economics) 119 119n30 142 143

Poverty 29 51 78 113 118Price mechanism 46 51 58 73 77

80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198

Price theory 134 137 157Private ownership 39 192 196Private property 54 59 60 62 74

85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243

Productive consumer 64Productivity 25 39 56n105 199

201 204 207Progress 30 56 74 93 220Propaganda 54Property rights 26 51Prosperity 51 89 130 136 137Public choice theory 158 163 164

173 174 176 181 225Public finance 180Publicprivate collaboration 220

233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121

124 140 174 179ndash182 184 186 187 192 194ndash199 201 202 205ndash210 214ndash226 230 232ndash236 239ndash242 247 250 256 258 261 263

Public sector reforms 17 18 181 216 218 219 221 229 230 233 234 250 251 257 261

305 Index

Purchaser consumer 13 112 118 139

Pure Food and Drug Act 111

RRacist consumer 24 63RAND Corporation 164 183Rasmussen Anders Fogh 191 199

199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240

Rasmussen Poul Nyrup 236 239Rational choice theory 126 133

163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264

Rationalization 197 220Redistribution (government

economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263

Red Vienna 39Re-enchantment of the market 44

58 67Regulation (government) 91 129

163Regulation movement 131 244Regulatory framework 33 110

116ndash118Reich Robert 235Reichsministerium fuumlr Volksaufklaumlrung

und Propaganda 83Revolution 8 20 25ndash31 35 60

74 119n31 142

Rights (social economic political) 59 82 111 137 139 193 262

Riker William H 181Rindal Peter 193Robbins Lionel 21 48 48n79

48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169

Robbins-definition of economics 142 148 169

Roberts Alisdair 174 175n109Robin Corey 246Rockefeller John D 152Rodgers Daniel T 6n8 14

132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224

Roumlpke Wilhelm 11 21 48ndash50 49n81 59 72 74ndash82 75n19 75n20 76n25 78n32 81n47 85 88n63 92 95 98 99 99n93

Rose Nicholas 243Rougier Louis 50 50n87Russian Revolution 39Ruumlstow Alexander 38n51 50 72

73 75 85 88n63 99

SSAMAK 220ndash222Samuelson Paul 150ndash153 162

163 165 172 180Say Jean Baptiste 25 26Scandinavia 3 10 184ndash186 185n1

203Scarcity 23Schelsky Helmut 99Schiller Karl 100Schlink Frederick J 32

306 Index

Schluumlter Poul 213 216 218 222 233

Schmitt Carl 40 41Schmittian 62Schulz-Forberg Hagen 253Schumacher Kurt 87Schumpeter Joseph A 21 40n56

177Schussnigg Kurt 61Schwarzkopf Stefan 12n17 21n3

41 52n91Self-determination 192 224

236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131

132 174Self-management 192 216Severinsen Hanne 209Shell 237Shock of the Global 253Sidgwick Henry 165Simon Herbert A 142n3 264Simons Henry C 77 78 106

107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264

Simonsen Palle 215Single European Act 253Singleton John D 180Smith Adam 25 26 26n17 26n20

31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223

Social choice theory 163ndash165 173 174 182

Social Democratic Party (Danish) 17 204 220ndash222 233 234n14 238

Social Democratic Party (German) 228

Social Democratic Party (Swedish) 220 228

Social Democrats (Danish) 218ndash222 234 238

Social Democrats (Swedish) 232 234n14

Socialism 14 21 35 36 39 45ndash47 45n71 62 74 124 251 260

Socialist calculation debate 44ndash49 149 165 169

Socialist economy 39 48 58 85 93n79 101 163 169 170

Socialist planning 39 42 47 49 51 89 93

Social liberalism 34Social market economy 65ndash69

66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104

Social planning 162 173 182Social question 73 73n17Social welfare 29 73 88ndash90 114

116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253

Sonderstelle Geld und Kredit 86Sontag Susan 101Sovereignty 2 8 11n16 17 19 20

21n3 41 42 46 52ndash59 61 62 63n126 75 77 80 145ndash150 157 159ndash162 166ndash168 170ndash172 176 182 184 198 200ndash205 211ndash214 223 225 226 230 242 245 249 250 260 262 263

Soviet Union 93n79 101Stanford University 164Statens Kunstfond 193Stauning Thorvald 189Stigler George 11 106 109 116

117 119 120 120n32 125ndash133 125n45 125n47 127n53 130n59 135ndash137

307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244

Straringth Bo 253 253n58Stunde Null 97Svendsen Steen 237 238Sweden 23 185 203n42 239

TTaelignk 204Taxation 58 78 114 124 193

198 217Technocratic individualism 32Technocratic (modernization) 97

192Thatcher Margaret 3 214 228

231 241ndash243 241n33Third Way 221 240ndash244 249Thompson Noel 14 14n24

132n64 141n1 153 242n34Tiebout Charles M 180 181Tocqueville Alexis de 223Tolerance 57Totalitarian 55 60 124 173Trentmann Frank 12 13n19 22

22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64

Tullock Gordon 173 174n107 175

UUncertainty 29 47Unemployment 34 39 64 72 152

155 189 193 209 235 238United States (USA) 3 4 13 16

17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250

University of Chicago 32 106 117 134 148n19 158

US Court of Appeals 135US Securities and Exchange

Commission 125US Supreme Court 138Utility 2 22 27 28 39 59 108

119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264

Utility maximization 119 126 133 145 153 154 172 177 182

Utility-maximizing agent 120 139 142 152 174

Utility-maximizing consumer 126 132 177 181

VVan Horn Robert 10n15 105n1

106n3 107 107n5 120n33Vaterlaumlndische Front 60Veblen Thorstein 31 32 56 57

172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195

198ndash203 205ndash214 216 217 222ndash224 232 233 239 240

Vershofen Wilhelm 70ndash72 70n7 84

Vested interests 58 122 223Viner Jacob 63n126 106 107n4

107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16

VK-Plan 190Volksgemeinschaft 80 80n41Voting 3 21 44 49 76 82 148

151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262

Vulnerable (consumers) 35 109 111 114 115 118 153 154 162 177 178 184 203ndash205 212 237 242 249n51 252 254n64

WWalras Leon 27 28Weber Max 40 40n58Weimar Republic 74Welfare economics 128 128n54

149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69

Welfare state 17 98 99 104 124 165 181 182 185ndash226 231ndash235 239 242 260

Welfare state (Danish) 187 191 193 195 198 217 224 232 233

Werberat der deutschen Wirtschaft 83

West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187

Wicksteed Philip 55ndash57 56n105Wisdom 32 56Wolfe Tom 101Workers 9 27 39 100 118 124

143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241

Worker-saver 64 140 240 240n30

World Bank 4 227 251World War I 23 33 37 39 186n4

188

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146 154 160ndash162 181 204 213 259 260 263







103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

Index

296 Index


72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



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199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




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236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





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135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













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133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



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38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




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169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



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199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




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236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





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135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













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133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



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38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




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236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





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135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













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200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




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236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





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135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













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200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




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236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





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135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













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200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













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200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













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200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





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135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




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Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













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200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

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142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


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45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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146 154 160ndash162 181 204 213 259 260 263







103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

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187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

Index

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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

Index

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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



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103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

Index

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72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

Bibliography

Index

291 Bibliography

















292 Bibliography
















293 Bibliography










1



146 154 160ndash162 181 204 213 259 260 263







103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

Index

296 Index


72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

Bibliography

Index

292 Bibliography
















293 Bibliography










1



146 154 160ndash162 181 204 213 259 260 263







103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

Index

296 Index


72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

Bibliography

Index

293 Bibliography










1



146 154 160ndash162 181 204 213 259 260 263







103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

Index

296 Index


72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

Bibliography

Index


1



146 154 160ndash162 181 204 213 259 260 263







103n109 161 192Autonomy 80 83 89 132 192

224 235



82 123 124 160

Index

296 Index


72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

Bibliography

Index

296 Index


72n15 79ndash82 79n38 86n59 92 92n78 94






159 162 173 175 176 176n112 180 182 183 225


155


21 31 33 35 36 39ndash43

45n71 46 49 51 57 61 73 75 76 113 116 117 121 124 125 127 130 136 139 142 144 146 147 151ndash153 160 162 167 172 184 192 248 251 259 260 264






199 201 202 206ndash208 213ndash215 224




297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

Bibliography

Index

297 Index

Cold War 93n79 101 117 124 124n44 125 142 167 173 251










79 89 112 121 157 161 182 205 249




140 148 171 245













298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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298 Index


200 205ndash211 214 216 219 222 232 233 236 245








190 191 195




133ndash135 135n74 135n75 138 139









144ndash149 162 184Education 32 34 58 80 115 121

129 163 206 210n64 215 241 243

299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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299 Index



Elections 44 48 54 89 156 174 195 210 231 261


208 214 216Entrepreneur 9 11 43 55 74 177



238 255 256 261Eucken Walter 49 72 75 77 85




178n118 192 197 235




45n71 48 54 56 146First World War 23 33 37 39 122






155 217

300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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300 Index


142n3 162 179 198 198n28 204 223





33 107 214 215 229 231 232 240 243 244 250


29 33 59 101 108 110 127 189 191 193 200 204 207 208 210 219 232 246 249 254 256 257 261 263 264


241 242n34


199 202 205ndash209 206n50 209n62 214 216 223




37 45ndash50 47n75 47n76 48n78 52 53n93 53n94 54 75 77 150 163 167 169 175 176n112 209 217 223 227n2 240




102n103 118n29 132n64 245n40


59n118 62 63n126 64 77 78 145ndash147 150ndash152 176 176n112 226



301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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Index

301 Index



38 50 51 59 62 63 74 81 89 92 113 123 134 189 190 208 209 218 227 232 246 256 260


81 90 113 152 170 172 221 228 257 262 263


115 119 122 130n59 144 152 154 160 164n78 172 203 204 237 252 263

Innovation 29 40n56 203 204 216 223






45 51 64 122 130 159 162 168 204 205






136n78Justice (social) 51 53 78 79 81

155 252


38 63 64 67 71 92 108 120 144 176 259 265



112 113 113n14 116 116n25 117 168 168n93 172 172n105 175



182

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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Index

302 Index








187 207 208 217 224 236 262


175 205 212 215 216 218 221 222 232ndash234 238 247 257






51n88 72n16 105n1 107 107n5 120n32 126n48 142n2 160n66 164n78 167


303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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Index

303 Index



113 114 146Monopoly 27 31 35 42 51 58

72 73 77 78n32 79 82 91 107 110 115ndash117 120 123 129 134 135 152 154 156 157 159 172




Morgan Mary S 28n23 30 112n12 119n30








31 133 155 163 166 172 174 177 182 225




New Deal 13 24 63 64 111ndash113 116 118 246



222ndash226 233 239 240 243 246 247 257 258




304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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Index

304 Index


169 177 182Participation 2 12n18 42 44 59




28n23 52n91 64n127 105n1 107n6 140n89 240n29 241 248ndash250 249n51

Peck Jamie 5n7 10 38n52 105n1 231 231n8



196n23 212 213 213n69 225


89 89n65 92 93 93n79 151 170 171 211




258 261



economics) 119 119n30 142 143


80 85 90 93 113 136 169 171 198


85 146 241Privatizations 4 186 187 208 215

217 218 232 235 236 239 243




233Public sector 10 17 104 108 121



305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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Index

305 Index




199n31 200 200n32 207 208 211 216ndash218 217n81 224 239 240


163 182Rationality 2 3 5 8 28 29 35 53

54 58 59 94 97 100 116 119 132 142n3 144 152ndash154 157 167 172 195 218 230 240 243 250 252 255 257 260 261 263 264


economic) 35 39 43 51 59 73 78 90 118 162 234 238 257 263






74 119n31 142



48n80 49 59 128 128n54 129 136 142 148 165 169



132n65 142n3 143n7 183 184 224



73 75 85 88n63 99




306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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306 Index





236Self-interest 5 31 56 126 131


107n4 113ndash117 113n14 120 129 130 130n59 134 139 159 177 178 264


31 31n34 52 54 64 79 80n39 136 223












66n3 86ndash98 101 103 104


116 128 167 172 173 183 184 253





307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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307 Index

135n74 139 158 160 164 173 182 184 244







22n4 25 27n21 252 252n56 253 254n64




17 19 22 24 33 34n41 37 44n65 49 53n92 70 101 103n109 110 123 132 139 140 148 164 203 214 215

217 229 231 232 244 246 248 250




119 126ndash129 165 196 197 261 264






172 179Venstre 17 186ndash192 186n4 195




107n5 112ndash113 113n14 116 117 147 147n16


151ndash153 158ndash160 167 169 170 173 175 177 256 261

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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Index

308 Index

Voting analogy 42 123 150 166 168 169 172 174 175 181 184 262



149 163 165 172ndash174 196 213n69




West Germany 2 16 17 65 68 96n87 96n89 97 103 104 187


143 189 192 193 203n41 204 232 241



188

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