Der Markt als Instrument hoheitlicher Verteilungslenkung

In the undertow of the law-and-markets movement and diagnosed control deficits in classic sovereign distribution mechanisms, the idea of using the allocation function of prices as an instrument of distribution of scarce resources administrated by the government is starting to open the gates of public law. Mario Martini examines the chances for economic distribution and the constitutional constraints of a market-controlled administration of shortages in public law.