Economia alegerilor publice și predarea-învățarea economiei
Public Choice Economics and Teaching-Learning Economics

Summary/Abstract: Public choice economics is a new domain of knowledge developed in order to understand the complex mechanism of governmental intervention in economy and, especially, the lack of efficiency of governmental decisions and actions. Its founder is James Buchanan, who won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1986. Public choice economics is focused on the effects of individual personal interest, voters and politicians alike, on public decisions. Public choice economics became a valuable teaching method which helps students understand and apply an economic way of thinking in the classroom or in real life situations.

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