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JOHN C.HARSANYI


NOBEL PRIZE 1994
BIO
THEORY



Economist specialist utilitarianism



"For his pioneering work in the field of analysis of equilibrium in the theory of non-cooperative games "
(with John Forbes Nash and Reinhard Selten)


He developed a utilitarian approach to public policy. In the tradition of J. Bentham and Paul Samuelson, Harsanyi established a social welfare function from which it attempts to define the criterion of income distribution that would be adopted by individuals rational and impartial. Originally

Hungarian pharmacist until after the end of the war, he taught psychology at the university until 1948. He left Hungary illegally and joined Australia where he became a laborer. He resumed his studies and chose for the economy etdonne economics courses at the University of Queensland in Brisbane. He left for Stanford University in 1956 where he earned a Ph.D. in Economics under the direction of Arrow. He is a professor in Canberra then Detroit and finally to Berkeley.

He quickly became an expert in game theory and methodology brings to this theory, the tools that he lacked lyc arsonval brive.ac limoges

"veil of ignorance" by John Harsanyi.
Individuals responsible for developing principles of justice are unaware of what their future situation. Will they be poor or rich, when they are young or old, they will be favored as a man or woman, etc.. So the choice of principles should not be linked to the knowledge of their future place in society once the veil of ignorance is lifted. Yet, even if they are still behind the veil of ignorance, they are no less calculating and selfish. As the basis of their calculation excludes any knowledge of probabilities, it is prudence that guides their choice in the adoption of these principles. They minimize the risk to the extent that they are likely to be in the position less fortunate. Auxiliary assumptions are needed. Among these, there is the idea of a society of "moderate scarcity" in which poor people can get something better than the rich do not make great sacrifices. This assumption of moderate scarcity is important in the lexical order of the two principles of justice. In fact you have to imagine two more symmetrical situations: one that accepts the risk of being very poor with the opportunity to become very rich through the principle of freedom and conversely those who prefer to sacrifice freedom in exchange for poverty limited. To answer this question, Rawls admits that the marginal utility of material gain decreases fast enough when prosperity increases. In Theory of Justice, maximize the minimum of the most disadvantaged individuals named maximin. This is coupled with another principle, that of leximin. Not since the social hierarchy, individual by individual, trying to maximize the minimum of everyone at every level of the hierarchy. its ac bordeaux