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We are grateful to the “Private Schools Rigorous Review Team” (henceforth “Team”) for their reply to Tooley and Longfield, (2015), itself a response to the Team’s DFID-commissioned “Rigorous Review” (Day Ashley et al., 2014). In our Rejoinder we have confined our remark to three areas. First, we are pleased that the Team acknowledges it made eight of the errors and misrepresentations we highlig...

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Introduction In a recent essay Christiano (2004) coined a distinction between 'mainstream' and 'revisionist' rational choice political theory, and cast us in the role of revisionist theorists 1. While we disagree with some aspects of Christiano's argument 2 , we broadly accept our designated role as revisionist public choice theorists. The major purposes of this brief paper are to provide a sum...

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This paper lays the groundwork for a theory of time allocation across the life course, based on the idea that strength and skill vary as a function of age, and that return rates for different activities vary as a function of the combination of strength and skills involved in performing those tasks. We apply the model to traditional human subsistence patterns. The model predicts that young child...

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