The Application of Laboratory Experimental Methods to Public Choice

Charles R. Plott

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Many claim that laboratory experimentation is impossible in economics \nand political science. Given the academic questions currently \ncentral to these disciplines, such claims, while debatable, are certainly \nunderstandable. The major focus of the field of public choice, however, \nis somewhat different from the traditional fields, and as a result laboratory \nmethodology seems to be particularly appropriate.

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