Published Dec 18, 2006
Peter Boettke on Katrina and the Economics of Disaster
Peter Boettke delves into Hurricane Katrina's lessons, analyzing how civil society and businesses effectively addressed recovery gaps left by government, and the complex economic dynamics of disaster management including incentive challenges and the centralization-decentralization balance.
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