Tyler Cowen

Tyler Cowen (né le 21 janvier 1962) est un économiste américain.

Cowen a contribué à plusieurs domaines liés à l’altruisme efficace, tels que l’éthique de la population,⁠a l’actualisation temporelle,⁠b le bien-être animal,⁠c le bien-être des animaux sauvages, d le bien-être des animaux d’élevage,⁠e l’avenir à long terme,⁠f et l’importance à long terme de la croissance économique.⁠g

Pour en savoir plus

Daniel Frank (2021) My favourite Tyler Cowen posts and ideas, Frankly Speaking, 14 mai.

Julia Galef (2019) Defending big business against its critics (Tyler Cowen), Rationally Speaking, 29 avril.

Tony Kulesa (2021) Tyler Cowen is the best curator of talent in the world, Beginnings, 1 septembre.

Robert Wiblin & Keiran Harris (2018) Economist Tyler Cowen says our overwhelming priorities should be maximising economic growth and making civilisation more stable. Is he right?, 80,000 Hours, 17 octobre.

Liens externes

Tyler Cowen. Site officiel.

Marginal Revolution. Blog de Cowen.

Conversations with Tyler. Podcast de Cowen.

Entrées associées

Bryan Caplan • Robin Hanson


a

Tyler Cowen (2004) Resolving the repugnant conclusion, édité par Jesper Ryberg & Torbjörn Tännsjö, Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, p. 81–97; Tyler Cowen (1996) What do we learn from the repugnant conclusion?, Ethics, vol. 106, p. 754–775; Tyler Cowen (1989) Normative population theory, Social Choice and Welfare, vol. 6, p. 33–43. 

b

Tyler Cowen (2004) Policy implications of zero discounting: An exploration in politics and morality, Social Philosophy and Policy, vol. 21, p. 121–140; Tyler Cowen & Derek Parfit (1992) Against the social discount rate, édité par Peter Laslett & James Fishkin, New Haven: Yale University Press, p. 144–161. 

c

Tyler Cowen (2006) The epistemic problem does not refute consequentialism, Utilitas, vol. 18, p. 383–399. 

d

Tyler Cowen (2003) Policing nature, Environmental Ethics, vol. 25, p. 169–182. 

e

Tyler Cowen (2006) Market failure for the treatment of animals, Society, vol. 43, p. 39–44. 

f

Tyler Cowen (2007) Caring about the distant future: why it matters and what it means, University of Chicago Law Review, vol. 74, p. 5–40. 

g

Tyler Cowen (2018) Stubborn Attachments: A Vision for a Society of Free, Prosperous, and Responsible Individuals, San Francisco: Stripe Press.