This book employs economic methodology to study the motives for and the repercussions of transfers and exchanges within families, between generations, and within groups. The book shows how the allocative behavior and wellbeing of one family member depend on his altruistic link w…
The "Me" generation has justified itself by appealing to social scientists who see selfishness as the only rational basis for action. However, the author of this treatise recognizes an innate sense of social commitment and explores our emotional reactions to guilt, lying, and ot…
The "Me" generation has justified itself by appealing to social scientists who see selfishness as the only rational basis for action. However, the author of this treatise recognizes an innate sense of social commitment and explores our emotional reactions to guilt, lying, and ot…