What People Want: The Concept of Utility from Bentham to Game Theory.

Don Ross

What People Want: The Concept of Utility from Bentham to Game Theory.

Don Ross

School of Society, Politics and Ethics

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Abstract

This guide takes the reader on an intriguing journey to trace the origins of political economy - a phrase that recently came back into vogue as economists and political and moral philosophers rediscovered shared concerns.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Publisher	University of Cape Town
Publication status	Published - 1999

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