Public Choice Society and
Economic Science Association

Baltimore, Maryland—March 11–14, 2004

2004 Annual Meeting Information
2004 Annual Meeting Papers
2004 Annual Meeting Sessions
2004 Annual Meeting Participants
2004 Annual Meeting E-mail Addresses
2004 Annual Meeting Exhibitors

SCHEDULE

	FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2004	8:15–10:00 a.m.
	PANELS A.1.1–9
	(A.1.1)	ISSUES IN TRADE POLICY
	(A.1.2)	RENT SEEKING I
	(A.1.3)	SPATIAL AND PROBABILISTIC VOTING
	(A.1.4)	FAIRNESS
	(A.1.5)	SOCIAL SECURITY AND DISASTER RELIEF
	(A.1.6)	MEDIA AND MEDIA BIAS
	(A.1.7)	MACROPOLICY
	(A.1.8)	GAME THEORY, LEARNING
	(A.1.9)	REDISTRIBUTION AND VOTER REPRESENTATION
	BREAK	10:00–10:15 a.m.
	FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2004	10:15–12:00 noon
	PANELS A.2.1–9
	(A.2.1)	PUBLIC GOODS I
	(A.2.2)	CONSENSUS
	(A.2.3)	UNIVERSITIES
	(A.2.4)	THE “LONG RUN”
	(A.2.5)	PARTIES
	(A.2.6)	POLITICAL MOTIVATIONS
	(A.2.7)	ISSUES FOR THE EUROPEAN UNION
	(A.2.8)	CORRUPTION I
	(A.2.9)	SOCIAL NORMS AND EMOTION
	EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LUNCHEON	12:15–1:30 p.m.
	FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2004	1:45–3:30 p.m.
	PANELS A.3.1–10
	(A.3.1)	ENFORCEABILITY
	(A.3.2)	MARYLAND PUBLIC CHOICE I:  INSTITUTIONS
	(A.3.3)	LEADERS
	(A.3.4)	TRADE
	(A.3.5)	MEDIA
	(A.3.6)	VOTING RULES
	(A.3.7)	FOREIGN INVESTMENT
	(A.3.8)	COUNTRY STUDIES I
	(A.3.9)	LEGISLATIVE VOTING MODELS
	(A.3.10)	FAIRNESS, RECIPROCITY, AND TRUST
	FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2004	3:45–5:30 p.m.
	PANELS A.4.1–9
	(A.4.1)	INSTITUTIONS MATTER
	(A.4.2)	TAXATION
	(A.4.3)	MULTIPLE OPTION ELECTIONS
	(A.4.4)	INSTITUTIONAL REFORM
	(A.4.5)	EXCHANGE RATES AND COMMERCIAL POLICY
	(A.4.6)	CORRUPTION II
	(A.4.7)	VOTING RULES AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
	(A.4.8)	PUBLIC CHOICE EXPERIMENTS I
	(A.4.9)	COST AND COOPERATION
	PLENARY SESSION	5:45–7:00 p.m.
	Introduction
		— Marlies Ahlert
	“On Some Formulations of Rights and Freedom in Welfare Economics”
		— Prasanta Pattanaik
	RECEPTION	7:30–9:00 p.m.
	SATURDAY, 13 MARCH 2004	8:15–10:00 a.m.
	PANELS B.1.1–9
	(B.1.1)	DIRECT DEMOCRACY
	(B.1.2)	JUDICIAL PROCESSES
	(B.1.3)	DUVERGER’S LAW
	(B.1.4)	MONEY IN POLITICS
	(B.1.5)	SPECIAL-INTEREST GROUPS
	(B.1.6)	MEDIAN VOTER MODELS
	(B.1.7)	LABOR CONTRACTS
	(B.1.8)	TAXING, SPENDING, AND WARFARE
	(B.1.9)	PUBLIC GOODS II
	BREAK	10:00–10:15 a.m.
	SATURDAY, 13 MARCH 2004	10:15–12:00 noon
	PANELS B.2.1–10
	(B.2.1)	UNDERGROUND ECONOMY
	(B.2.2)	TURNOUT
	(B.2.3)	POLITICS AND VIOLENCE
	(B.2.4)	DELEGATION
	(B.2.5)	WELFARE STATE
	(B.2.6)	RATIONALITY
	(B.2.7)	[CANCELLED -- WAS WELFARE ECONOMICS]
	(B.2.8)	PUBLIC CHOICE EXPERIMENTS II
	(B.2.9)	PUBLIC GOODS II
	(B.2.10)	TERRORISM
	LUNCHEON	12:15–1:30 p.m.
		— Geoffrey Brennan
	SATURDAY, 13 MARCH 2004	1:45–3:30 p.m.
	PANELS B.3.1–9
	(B.3.1)	PARTICIPATION
	(B.3.2)	CONSTITUTIONALISM
	(B.3.3)	COMPARATIVE FISCAL PERFORMANCE
	(B.3.4)	COUNTRY STUDIES II
	(B.3.5)	TAX MORALE
	(B.3.6)	DEVELOPMENT AND DEMOCRATIZATION
	(B.3.7)	INCENTIVES AND TRANSPARENCY
	(B.3.8)	FAIRNESS, RECIPROCITY, AND PROSPECT THEORY
	(B.3.9)	MARYLAND PUBLIC CHOICE II:  SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
	SATURDAY, 13 MARCH 2004	3:45–5:30 p.m.
	PANELS B.4.1–7
	(B.4.1)	PRIVATIZATION
	(B.4.2)	BUBBLES AND UNDERSTATEMENT
	(B.4.3)	SOCIAL CAPITAL
	(B.4.4)	RENT SEEKING II
	(B.4.5)	CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
	(B.4.6)	EXPERIMENTS
	(B.4.7)	PUBLIC CHOICE EXPERIMENTS III
	PLENARY SESSION	5:45–6:45 p.m.
	Introduction
		— Charles Plott
	"Voting, Public Good Mechanisms, and Efficiency"
		— John Ledyard
	SUNDAY, 14 MARCH 2004	8:15–10:00 a.m.
	PANELS C.4.1–9
	(C.1.1)	ETHICS
	(C.1.2)	ALLIANCES
	(C.1.3)	COUNTRY STUDIES
	(C.1.4)	INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTS
	(C.1.5)	CONSTITUTIONAL MODELS
	(C.1.6)	EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
	(C.1.7)	IDEOLOGY AND EXPRESSIVE PREFERENCE
	(C.1.8)	MARYLAND PUBLIC CHOICE III:  VOTING AND ELECTIONS
	(C.1.9)	ECONOMIC FREEDOM IN SEVERAL DISGUISES
	BREAK	10:00–10:15 a.m.
	PLENARY SESSION	10:30–12:00 noon
	(C.2.1)
	Introduction
		— Mark Crain
	"Darwinian Politics"
		— Paul Rubin
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