Harsanyi, Sen, or Bentham (notice n° 545711)

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Title Harsanyi, Sen, or Bentham
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2009.<br/>
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General note 66
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Summary, etc. Health economists oppose two views of the normative foundations of economic evaluation: a welfarist view, which defines social welfare as a function of individual utilities only, and an extra-welfarist view grounded on Sen’s capability approach. In this paper, we contribute to this debate by investigating the ability of three theories of individual wellbeing (well-being as the satisfaction of preferences, as reported happiness or according to the capability approach) to value individual autonomy and to deal in a satisfactory way with the moral consequences of psychological adaptation. Our analysis underlines the failure of theories of well-being as decision or experienced utility to meet these requirements. We present and discuss possible theoretical and operational solutions using measures of individual well-being relying on Sen’s capability notion and using experienced utility as a valuable functioning. Classification JEL: I10, I31, D61
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Note Revue économique | 60 | 6 | 2009-11-01 | p. 1309-1333 | 0035-2764
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