pandabush

You hedged for Delta airlines? They let you on the desk?

Where's your truck now, I'm going to come by tomorrow and grab a sandwich.

Thank you for the prompt reply, I appreciate how much attention you're giving to this! It's all too rare to find in academic Economics.

I hope this isn't too technical, but does Arrow's impossibility theorem ever pose any issues with the allocation of non-excludable water resources?

I know that, classically, the Pareto efficient allocation of public goods (non-excludable and non-rivalrous) require some form of Lindahl pricing or other mechanism. But would the issues that arise from voter interaction make it such that the mechanism is not implementable?