Inequality, lobbying, and resource allocation

Article Abstract:

Public resource allocation and the influence of lobbying and wealth inequality on these allocations are discussed.

Management dynamics, Income Distribution, Lobbying, Management, Influence, Company business management

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Mortality reductions, educational attainment, and fertility choice

Article Abstract:

A model for economic development, through control of mortality rate and increase in human capital, is presented.

Methods, Analysis, Mortality, Control, Human capital

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