Differences between Private and Public CommunitiesFred E. Foldvary April 4, 2011 | Honduras | Duración:..
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Private communities have existed for a long time. They have continually proved their success by allowing their inhabitants to expressly agree to the way they choose to cohabitate with other people. Fred E. Foldvary explains this idea and points out the biggest benefits this social organization has in regards to freedom and the respect of the individual choice. He comments on the possible downsides they may have, but expresses his positive opinion towards the proliferation of these types of neighborhoods anywhere possible.
CreditsDifferences between Private and Public Communities  Fred E. Foldvary is profesor of economics at Santa Clara University. He is also associate editor of Econ Journal Watch and a member of the editorial board of the American Journal of Economics and Sociology. His areas of research include public economics, social ethics, real estate economics, and private communities. Foldvary is author of the books: Soul of Liberty, Beyond Neoclassical Economics, Public Goods and Private Communities, Dictionary of Free-Market Economics, The Half-Life of Policy Rationales, and The Depression of 2008. He holds a BA in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley; MA and PhD in Economics from George Mason University. Source: www.ufm.edu   Content
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