Walter Bossert
walter.bossert@videotron.ca
This
web site contains reasonably up-to-date versions of my recent
(unpublished)
papers, the August 2002 version of my Mathematical Economics lecture
notes and my diatribe on course questionnaires (July 2002).
First, however, an important announcement. Our book Population
Issues in Social Choice Theory, Welfare Economics, and Ethics
by
Charles Blackorby, Walter Bossert and
David Donaldson is now for sale at
Cambridge
University Press for next to nothing ($47 for the paperback -- and
worth
every penny). Members of the Econometric Society get a discount
because
the book is part of the Econometric Society Monographs series. If
you want to buy it (oh yes, you do), click on the icon below to go
straight
to the relevant page at CUP.
Papers
W.
Bossert
and H. Peters, Single-peaked
choice
(March 2008)
Economic
Theory, forthcoming
W.
Bossert
and K. Suzumura, Multi-profile
intergenerational social choice (April 2009)
W.
Bossert
and C. D'Ambrosio, Measuring
economic insecurity (March 2009)
W.
Bossert
and K. Suzumura, Quasi-transitive
and Suzumura consistent relations (March 2009)
W.
Bossert
and K. Suzumura, Decisive coalitions and coherence
properties (March 2009)
W.
Bossert, C. D'Ambrosio and E. La Ferrara, A generalized index of
fractionalization (February
2009)
W.
Bossert, S.R. Chakravarty and C.
D'Ambrosio, Poverty
and time (December 2008)
W.
Bossert
and K. Suzumura, Rationality, external norms and
the epistemic value of menus (June 2008)
Mathematical Economics Lecture Notes
W.
Bossert, Introduction
to mathematical economics (August
2002)
Course Questionnaires Suck
W.
Bossert, A
case against the use of course questionnaires (July
2002)
Last Updated: May 25,
2009