Local justice: how institutions allocate scarce goods and necessary burdens
Choice Reviews OnlinePublished 1 December 1992
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A systematic analysis of the principle institutions use in allocating scarce goods and necessary burdens. It examines the criteria by which students are admitted to college, looking at the empirical, conceptual, explanatory and evaluative aspects of such issues.
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