The Economics of Subsidies
... market imperfections do not necessarily lead to market failures or inefficiencies. For example, it can be shown that a market with only two firms which face no capacity constraints could yield an efficient competitive outcome. If subsidies are distortionary and reduce welfare in perfectly competitiv ...
... market imperfections do not necessarily lead to market failures or inefficiencies. For example, it can be shown that a market with only two firms which face no capacity constraints could yield an efficient competitive outcome. If subsidies are distortionary and reduce welfare in perfectly competitiv ...
Keeping America`s Edge
... globe as possible. Instead, the United States established itself as first among equals in a loose coalition of nations that came to be known as the Free World. It also established a set of political and economic institutions and programs — the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Marshall Plan, t ...
... globe as possible. Instead, the United States established itself as first among equals in a loose coalition of nations that came to be known as the Free World. It also established a set of political and economic institutions and programs — the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Marshall Plan, t ...
Open Access - Scientific Research Publishing
... Smith originated the concept of power division between the state and private capital, the state and society. Adam Smith acknowledged the need for the state intervention in the economy in certain sectors or activities where the individuals cannot return their invested funds; thereby the state should ...
... Smith originated the concept of power division between the state and private capital, the state and society. Adam Smith acknowledged the need for the state intervention in the economy in certain sectors or activities where the individuals cannot return their invested funds; thereby the state should ...
How Do We Compare Economies?
... the subsequent war in Afghanistan made the entire world aware of the seriousness of this global movement. Even after the replacement of the Taliban regime by the U.S.-backed one led by Hamid Karzai, Islamic rules remain largely in place, with women wearing traditional clothing even in Kabul, the cap ...
... the subsequent war in Afghanistan made the entire world aware of the seriousness of this global movement. Even after the replacement of the Taliban regime by the U.S.-backed one led by Hamid Karzai, Islamic rules remain largely in place, with women wearing traditional clothing even in Kabul, the cap ...
ETUC position on the Annual Growth Survey 2016
... less secure, will not address the challenges of increasing productivity and having a better skilled work force. The OECD’s report In it Together: Why Less Inequality Benefits All also highlights the increasing share of non-standard employment as an important driver of income inequality and a constra ...
... less secure, will not address the challenges of increasing productivity and having a better skilled work force. The OECD’s report In it Together: Why Less Inequality Benefits All also highlights the increasing share of non-standard employment as an important driver of income inequality and a constra ...
Cohesion policy
... RESOLVED to achieve the strengthening and the convergence of their economies and to establish an economic and monetary union including … a single and stable currency… Article 3 TEU (objectives of the union): The Union shall establish an internal market. It shall work for the sustainable development ...
... RESOLVED to achieve the strengthening and the convergence of their economies and to establish an economic and monetary union including … a single and stable currency… Article 3 TEU (objectives of the union): The Union shall establish an internal market. It shall work for the sustainable development ...
Full Paper
... least the access to goods and services satisfying the most basic needs and wants. The achievement of the goal of economic stability is guaranteeing everybody an employment and at least a minimal income earned or not earned to become a consumer. To pursue and achieve both of those goals the economy w ...
... least the access to goods and services satisfying the most basic needs and wants. The achievement of the goal of economic stability is guaranteeing everybody an employment and at least a minimal income earned or not earned to become a consumer. To pursue and achieve both of those goals the economy w ...
Substantivism, Culturalism and Formalism In Economic
... ‘social economics’, which has as its unity of analysis society as a whole and not the person or the family, because believes that only the dynamics of the whole system is important, in the sense that precisely this phenomenon, and not individual actions, is the cause that determines all the importan ...
... ‘social economics’, which has as its unity of analysis society as a whole and not the person or the family, because believes that only the dynamics of the whole system is important, in the sense that precisely this phenomenon, and not individual actions, is the cause that determines all the importan ...
Globalisation and the State: Still Room to Move? - UNC
... again able to pursue many of the social policies that have been its hallmark. A second element contributing to the persistence of RTB is methodological. It is quite easy to find instances of governments cutting social programmes or lowering taxes, or to find cases in which workers in developing nati ...
... again able to pursue many of the social policies that have been its hallmark. A second element contributing to the persistence of RTB is methodological. It is quite easy to find instances of governments cutting social programmes or lowering taxes, or to find cases in which workers in developing nati ...
The Economics of Social Services
... allocations. For example, in recent estimates the Department of Social Development’s total rate of budget increase (which would include both direct and indirect services) from 2010-2013 is estimated at 7.5% whereas the rate of increase for the Department’s “Corporate Services” (which would be primar ...
... allocations. For example, in recent estimates the Department of Social Development’s total rate of budget increase (which would include both direct and indirect services) from 2010-2013 is estimated at 7.5% whereas the rate of increase for the Department’s “Corporate Services” (which would be primar ...
Ireland at another turning point
... •cross-fertilisation between wealth creation, society & public policy •problem solving Society •innovation •systematic review What is scarce: institutional contexts Public policy that allow people to use their capabilities, mandate that they review & offer accountability ...
... •cross-fertilisation between wealth creation, society & public policy •problem solving Society •innovation •systematic review What is scarce: institutional contexts Public policy that allow people to use their capabilities, mandate that they review & offer accountability ...
Privatised Keynesianism: An Unacknowledged Policy Regime
... and workers’ wages to rise, so that they could afford more goods. The mass consumer and mass producer arrived together. It is significant that the breakthrough occurred in the large country that came closest to a basic idea of democracy (albeit on a racial basis) during that period. Democracy as wel ...
... and workers’ wages to rise, so that they could afford more goods. The mass consumer and mass producer arrived together. It is significant that the breakthrough occurred in the large country that came closest to a basic idea of democracy (albeit on a racial basis) during that period. Democracy as wel ...
0 SOLIDARITY ECONOMIES: THE COUNTERMOVEMENT RISING
... The purpose of this research is to incorporate Polanyi’s alternative conceptualization of the market and the accompanying principles into the study of solidarity economies that have intensified since the onset of neoliberal globalization. Solidarity economies are defined here as non-state, non-marke ...
... The purpose of this research is to incorporate Polanyi’s alternative conceptualization of the market and the accompanying principles into the study of solidarity economies that have intensified since the onset of neoliberal globalization. Solidarity economies are defined here as non-state, non-marke ...
Globalization, Entrepreneurial Cities, and the Social
... becoming harder to maintain. During the period of Atlantic Fordism which emerged after 1945, it was the national scale that was primary in both economic management and political organization. This was reflected in the dominance of the 'Keynesian welfare national state' (or KWNS) as the principal in ...
... becoming harder to maintain. During the period of Atlantic Fordism which emerged after 1945, it was the national scale that was primary in both economic management and political organization. This was reflected in the dominance of the 'Keynesian welfare national state' (or KWNS) as the principal in ...
новые ориентиры экономической политики государства
... The decision of state macroeconomic policy should be carried out in such major directions, as budgetary, tax and monetary, credit policy, policy of state and external debt management. The new principle of a budgetary policy is defined - to spend only within the possibilities and to reduce deficiency ...
... The decision of state macroeconomic policy should be carried out in such major directions, as budgetary, tax and monetary, credit policy, policy of state and external debt management. The new principle of a budgetary policy is defined - to spend only within the possibilities and to reduce deficiency ...
What Will Follow the Demise of Privatised Keynesianism?
... the Second World War. Previous wars had seen large rises in state spending, always followed by a major reduction afterwards. World War II was dierent, in that military spending was replaced by that on the new, growing welfare state. The Keynesian model protected ordinary people from the rapid ¯uctu ...
... the Second World War. Previous wars had seen large rises in state spending, always followed by a major reduction afterwards. World War II was dierent, in that military spending was replaced by that on the new, growing welfare state. The Keynesian model protected ordinary people from the rapid ¯uctu ...
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... As a consequence, during the 1960s New Zealand could afford a modest social security system and universal health care and education at minimal fiscal cost, and declining aggregate government expenditure (Figure 3). The social security system provided a flat-rate benefit as of right to those in conti ...
... As a consequence, during the 1960s New Zealand could afford a modest social security system and universal health care and education at minimal fiscal cost, and declining aggregate government expenditure (Figure 3). The social security system provided a flat-rate benefit as of right to those in conti ...
A Brief History of Neoliberalism
... Chile. The violent coup against Salvador Allende, which installed Pinochet to power, was followed by a massive neoliberalisation of the state. The move toward privatisation and the stripping away of all forms of regulation on capital was one of the key aspects of the Pinochet regime. While the real ...
... Chile. The violent coup against Salvador Allende, which installed Pinochet to power, was followed by a massive neoliberalisation of the state. The move toward privatisation and the stripping away of all forms of regulation on capital was one of the key aspects of the Pinochet regime. While the real ...
Article Format Sample – Journal of International Business Research
... aware of the possibilities offered by the global market. It requires not only a structure of national social models but also a discussion on the strategic choice of countries concerning the social policy. The social structure undergoes not only quantitative changes but also qualitative changes decre ...
... aware of the possibilities offered by the global market. It requires not only a structure of national social models but also a discussion on the strategic choice of countries concerning the social policy. The social structure undergoes not only quantitative changes but also qualitative changes decre ...
Working Paper No. 64 - Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
... such models small changes in parameters can be responsible for large changes in the dynamics. Thus, various innovations that might change parameters might have the effect of setting up entirely new dynamics such that people lose the ability to interpret the future and this affects their behavior. In ...
... such models small changes in parameters can be responsible for large changes in the dynamics. Thus, various innovations that might change parameters might have the effect of setting up entirely new dynamics such that people lose the ability to interpret the future and this affects their behavior. In ...
Stewardship for a “Full” World
... the end of World War II, the planet has experienced what some have called “the great acceleration” in the consumption of fossil fuels and the growth of market economies. The human footprint has grown so large that, in many cases, limits on the availability of natural resources now constrain real pro ...
... the end of World War II, the planet has experienced what some have called “the great acceleration” in the consumption of fossil fuels and the growth of market economies. The human footprint has grown so large that, in many cases, limits on the availability of natural resources now constrain real pro ...
MIT Talk on Iraqi Economy - index
... Country’s Economic Rebirth. Yet Without that Rebirth, the Country Will Remain Sullen, Resentful and a Breeding Ground for all Sorts of Undesirable Developments. It is a Vicious Circle.” –Al-Jazeerah “It Seems that Many Iraqis do not Understand…why a Market Economy Can Make the Poor People Much Bette ...
... Country’s Economic Rebirth. Yet Without that Rebirth, the Country Will Remain Sullen, Resentful and a Breeding Ground for all Sorts of Undesirable Developments. It is a Vicious Circle.” –Al-Jazeerah “It Seems that Many Iraqis do not Understand…why a Market Economy Can Make the Poor People Much Bette ...
Chapter 17
... – Governments in all modern capitalist societies play a substantial role in the management and direction of their economies. – Government responsibility for the national economy is so widely accepted that national elections are often decided by the voters’ judgment of how well the party in power is ...
... – Governments in all modern capitalist societies play a substantial role in the management and direction of their economies. – Government responsibility for the national economy is so widely accepted that national elections are often decided by the voters’ judgment of how well the party in power is ...
Chapter 17 DOMESTIC POLICY
... – Governments in all modern capitalist societies play a substantial role in the management and direction of their economies. – Government responsibility for the national economy is so widely accepted that national elections are often decided by the voters’ judgment of how well the party in power is ...
... – Governments in all modern capitalist societies play a substantial role in the management and direction of their economies. – Government responsibility for the national economy is so widely accepted that national elections are often decided by the voters’ judgment of how well the party in power is ...
Europe 2020 and the European Economic Governance
... 40% and only 25% for Greece. Close monitoring of private debt levels and associated financial risks, such as real estate bubbles, and the impact of corporate and personal insolvency regimes, where necessary. This also includes schemes creating a tax bias towards debt financing. III - Promoting growt ...
... 40% and only 25% for Greece. Close monitoring of private debt levels and associated financial risks, such as real estate bubbles, and the impact of corporate and personal insolvency regimes, where necessary. This also includes schemes creating a tax bias towards debt financing. III - Promoting growt ...