Conventional analysis of public goods provision aggregates individual wiltitigne.ss to pay while treatitig income as exogenous, ignoring the fact that we generate income to allow us to purclia.se utility-generating goods. We explore the implicatiotis of endogenizing the lahorlleisure decision hy explicitly considering leisure detnami in a model of public goods provision. We consider benefit ana...

This paper studies the problem of providing multiple public goods for agents with single-peaked preferences. A decision rule selects m points for the m identical public goods for every pro le of reported preferences. In Miyagawa (1998c) these multiple public goods are options, i.e., alternatives are compared by the most preferred goods according to the agents' preferences. In this paper agents ...