1. Introduction

   EditorialNotes Pages: 1 - 13

2. Alternative versions of the demand-revealing process

   • Martin Loeb

   Articles Pages: 15 - 26

3. Practical problems and practical solutions

   • Gordon Tullock

   Articles Pages: 27 - 35

4. Some aspects of the demand-revealing process

   • Edward H. Clarke

   Articles Pages: 37 - 49

5. The demand-revealing process as a welfare indicator

   • Gordon Tullock

   Articles Pages: 51 - 63

6. Justice in voting by demand revelation

   • I. J. Good

   Articles Pages: 65 - 70

7. Ethical foundations of the demand-revealing process

   • T. Nicolaus Tideman

   Articles Pages: 71 - 77

8. Imperfect personal information and the demand revealing process: A sampling approach

   • Jerry Green
   • Jean-Jacques Laffont

   Articles Pages: 79 - 94

9. The group incentive properties of mechanisms for the provision of public goods

   • Elaine Bennett
   • David Conn

   Articles Pages: 95 - 102

10. Demand-revealing process, coalitions, and public goods

    • Gordon Tullock

    Articles Pages: 103 - 105

11. Some limitations of demand revelaing processes

    • Theodore Groves
    • John O. Ledyard

    Articles Pages: 107 - 124

12. Some limitations of demand revealing processes: Comment

    • T. Nicolaus Tideman
    • Gordon Tullock

    Articles Pages: 125 - 128

13. Some limitations of the groves-ledyard optimal mechanism

    • Joseph Greenberg
    • Robert Mackay
    • Nicolaus Tideman

    Articles Pages: 129 - 137

14. Reply to comments by Tidemand and Tullock and Greenberg, Mackay and Tideman on some limitations of demand revealing processes

    • Theodore Groves
    • John O. Ledyard

    Articles Pages: 139 - 143