Informal Economy Literature Review
... Various labels have been used by scholars to refer to the "informal economy": it has been called the irregular economy (Ferman & Ferman, 1973), the subterranean economy (Gutmann, 1977), the underground economy (Simon & Witte, 1982; Houston, 1987), the black economy (Dilnot & Morris, 1981), the shado ...
... Various labels have been used by scholars to refer to the "informal economy": it has been called the irregular economy (Ferman & Ferman, 1973), the subterranean economy (Gutmann, 1977), the underground economy (Simon & Witte, 1982; Houston, 1987), the black economy (Dilnot & Morris, 1981), the shado ...
The Political Economy of European Employment
... fears over a US attack on Iraq and its effect on oil prices reinforce business gloom and bring the prospect of global recession even closer. It is a paradox of the age that the problem, and perception, of insecurity is tackled by further increasing it and/or shifting it to other people. The labour m ...
... fears over a US attack on Iraq and its effect on oil prices reinforce business gloom and bring the prospect of global recession even closer. It is a paradox of the age that the problem, and perception, of insecurity is tackled by further increasing it and/or shifting it to other people. The labour m ...
State interests vs citizens` preferences
... interests there is no collective interest, and vice-versa. This is I believe the big lesson I have learned during my time at the EUI. For this lesson and the life that unfolded around it I am sincerely grateful to every single ...
... interests there is no collective interest, and vice-versa. This is I believe the big lesson I have learned during my time at the EUI. For this lesson and the life that unfolded around it I am sincerely grateful to every single ...
The Legacy of Luigi Einaudi and Wilhe lm Roepke William F
... Wilhelm Roepke (1899-1966) is best described by the phrase “conservative political economy.” This phrase will help distinguish the approach of Roepke and Einaudi to the problems of man and society from their extremely close friends on the economic right, the classical liberals. I did not choose the ...
... Wilhelm Roepke (1899-1966) is best described by the phrase “conservative political economy.” This phrase will help distinguish the approach of Roepke and Einaudi to the problems of man and society from their extremely close friends on the economic right, the classical liberals. I did not choose the ...
THE CONTINUING RELEVANCE OF FRED - dinamia`cet-iul
... But what were these social limits? The reflection is introduced as an ‘economist’s answer’ to three issues: (1) the ‘paradox of affluence’, or why economic growth delivers ‘frustration’; (2) the ‘distributional compulsion’, or why focus on the partition of the pie and not on its mere addition; (3) t ...
... But what were these social limits? The reflection is introduced as an ‘economist’s answer’ to three issues: (1) the ‘paradox of affluence’, or why economic growth delivers ‘frustration’; (2) the ‘distributional compulsion’, or why focus on the partition of the pie and not on its mere addition; (3) t ...
New Labour, the `Third Way` and the Sector Skills Agreement
... these interests. Thirdly, Government can create and protect an open public sphere, in which unconstrained debate about policy issues can be carried on, as well as providing a diversity of public goods, including forms of collective security and welfare. Government is also responsible for regulating ...
... these interests. Thirdly, Government can create and protect an open public sphere, in which unconstrained debate about policy issues can be carried on, as well as providing a diversity of public goods, including forms of collective security and welfare. Government is also responsible for regulating ...
japan`s welfare-state regime: welfare politics, provider
... these social policies in Korea. At one end of the spectrum are the people who assert that at the end of the 1990s Korea rapidly became a welfare state and strengthened state responsibility in the adverse circumstances of the IMF crisis, and at the other end of the spectrum are the people who assert ...
... these social policies in Korea. At one end of the spectrum are the people who assert that at the end of the 1990s Korea rapidly became a welfare state and strengthened state responsibility in the adverse circumstances of the IMF crisis, and at the other end of the spectrum are the people who assert ...
The Institution, the Economy and the Market: Karl Polanyi`s
... forces. The first principle is the principle of economic liberalism. Its aim is to establish the self-regulating market using laissez-faire methods and free trade. This principle was supported by the bourgeois classes. For Polanyi, economic liberalism is the organizing principle of a society engaged ...
... forces. The first principle is the principle of economic liberalism. Its aim is to establish the self-regulating market using laissez-faire methods and free trade. This principle was supported by the bourgeois classes. For Polanyi, economic liberalism is the organizing principle of a society engaged ...
The Social Value of Employment and the Redistributive Imperative for Development
... the social value of employment. The classical Marxist answer to this question is that capitalist processes are fundamentally alienating for labour, although the resultant dialectic of class conflict is precisely what makes capitalism so dynamic, rather than any presumed harmony between social and ec ...
... the social value of employment. The classical Marxist answer to this question is that capitalist processes are fundamentally alienating for labour, although the resultant dialectic of class conflict is precisely what makes capitalism so dynamic, rather than any presumed harmony between social and ec ...
Welfare Effect of Monopoly Innovation - Economics E
... between partial and general equilibrium estimates. This result was supported by Hansen (1999), who examined the second-best antitrust issues related to the accuracy of estimating the true welfare loss. He too found that the estimate of deadweight loss under partial equilibrium was larger than the tr ...
... between partial and general equilibrium estimates. This result was supported by Hansen (1999), who examined the second-best antitrust issues related to the accuracy of estimating the true welfare loss. He too found that the estimate of deadweight loss under partial equilibrium was larger than the tr ...
Aalborg Universitet Globalization and Social Well-being: Li, Xing; Muchie, Mammo
... should be to enrich people’s lives. But far too often it does not. The recent decades show all too clearly that there is no automatic link between growth and human development” (1996:1). Therefore, it is the time to question the entire discourses of globalization paradigm, to reconceptualize the mea ...
... should be to enrich people’s lives. But far too often it does not. The recent decades show all too clearly that there is no automatic link between growth and human development” (1996:1). Therefore, it is the time to question the entire discourses of globalization paradigm, to reconceptualize the mea ...
Pierre Bourdieu - Olivier Godechot
... prevailing in the traditional society. - The somehow rather similar transition occurring at the very same time in the Southern region of France where Bourdieu was born (Béarn), generating a particular form of anomie among young male peasants (the “Béarn study” with a first article published in 19629 ...
... prevailing in the traditional society. - The somehow rather similar transition occurring at the very same time in the Southern region of France where Bourdieu was born (Béarn), generating a particular form of anomie among young male peasants (the “Béarn study” with a first article published in 19629 ...
Janusz J. Tomidajewicz: Privatization issues in Central Europen
... with the amount and the pace of privatization. However to a little extent here an economic and social effectiveness of processes of the privatization was being taken into consideration. ...
... with the amount and the pace of privatization. However to a little extent here an economic and social effectiveness of processes of the privatization was being taken into consideration. ...
Peter Nedergaard: The Influence of Ordoliberalism in European
... In the sparse literature on ordoliberalism and its possible influence on European integration processes we see few attempts to gain a deeper understanding of what kind of economic philosophy ordoliberalism actually is. In this section I remedy this flaw and I compare ordoliberalism with laissez-fair ...
... In the sparse literature on ordoliberalism and its possible influence on European integration processes we see few attempts to gain a deeper understanding of what kind of economic philosophy ordoliberalism actually is. In this section I remedy this flaw and I compare ordoliberalism with laissez-fair ...
60 Years of Social Market Economy - Konrad-Adenauer
... of seemingly conflicting objectives, namely economic freedom and social security.16 Although it is often viewed as a mélange of socio-political ideas rather than a precisely outlined theoretical order, the conception possessed an effective slogan, which facilitated its communication to both politics ...
... of seemingly conflicting objectives, namely economic freedom and social security.16 Although it is often viewed as a mélange of socio-political ideas rather than a precisely outlined theoretical order, the conception possessed an effective slogan, which facilitated its communication to both politics ...
BTI 2016 Codebook
... Welcome to the seventh edition of the Transformation Index BTI, a survey of political and economic transformation around the world. Our goal is to contribute to successful strategies for peaceful and sustainable transformation. Comprehensive in its approach, and with an emphasis on the quality of go ...
... Welcome to the seventh edition of the Transformation Index BTI, a survey of political and economic transformation around the world. Our goal is to contribute to successful strategies for peaceful and sustainable transformation. Comprehensive in its approach, and with an emphasis on the quality of go ...
Social Provisioning, Embeddedness and Modeling the Economy
... The mechanism which brings about this coordination is of course the intersectoral ...
... The mechanism which brings about this coordination is of course the intersectoral ...
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... A historian's examination of post-war booms and busts. The development of post-World War II economic institutions and stresses that emerged within them. Domestic and international macroeconomic trends; monetary, fiscal, and social policy; relations between organized labor and business; the astonishi ...
... A historian's examination of post-war booms and busts. The development of post-World War II economic institutions and stresses that emerged within them. Domestic and international macroeconomic trends; monetary, fiscal, and social policy; relations between organized labor and business; the astonishi ...
New EMU governance: Not (yet) ready for social investment?
... Half a decade after the Euro crisis, the European Union (EU) is in dire need of a growth strategy that is – all at once – economically viable, politically legitimate and seen as socially fair. Without a strategic focus on an inclusive labour market, helping to ease the employment transitions for wor ...
... Half a decade after the Euro crisis, the European Union (EU) is in dire need of a growth strategy that is – all at once – economically viable, politically legitimate and seen as socially fair. Without a strategic focus on an inclusive labour market, helping to ease the employment transitions for wor ...
On the Functions for Government to Promote Low-carbon Economic Development
... is impossible for the instructing plan from Centralized government to allocate resources effectively. But dose plans have no role? In fact, on the case of market regulation, rational individuals' decision-making targeting at utility maximization may lead to collective irrationality and impairment of ...
... is impossible for the instructing plan from Centralized government to allocate resources effectively. But dose plans have no role? In fact, on the case of market regulation, rational individuals' decision-making targeting at utility maximization may lead to collective irrationality and impairment of ...
uppsatsfinal - Lund University Publications
... states were among these. Sweden, in particular, has come under closer international scrutiny, with observations of problems often mixed a dose of schadenfreude, perhaps to compensate for previous envy at, or disbelief of, the social and economic success of her welfare model” (Kuhnle, 2001, p.103). M ...
... states were among these. Sweden, in particular, has come under closer international scrutiny, with observations of problems often mixed a dose of schadenfreude, perhaps to compensate for previous envy at, or disbelief of, the social and economic success of her welfare model” (Kuhnle, 2001, p.103). M ...
Industrial Districts and Economic Decline in Italy
... Section 3 focuses on what allows IDs to be competitive, to achieve economic growth and to reproduce themselves as a socio-economic system. It contends that the key issue is that IDs must comply with stringent requirements for social cohesion: economic activity must interact with the social and cultu ...
... Section 3 focuses on what allows IDs to be competitive, to achieve economic growth and to reproduce themselves as a socio-economic system. It contends that the key issue is that IDs must comply with stringent requirements for social cohesion: economic activity must interact with the social and cultu ...
1 Beyond foundations: systemism in economic thinking Jakob
... mainstream economic thought, since methodological individualism strictly demands that all social and economic analysis be based on theories of individual actions. In this context, this chapter not only aims at illuminating the “microfoundational approach” currently prevailing in mainstream economic ...
... mainstream economic thought, since methodological individualism strictly demands that all social and economic analysis be based on theories of individual actions. In this context, this chapter not only aims at illuminating the “microfoundational approach” currently prevailing in mainstream economic ...
Modeling the Economy as a Whole: An Integrative Approach
... original factor input. Being producible within the structure of production, goods and services used as intermediate produced means of production are not original factors; and a similar argument can be used for labor power as well. Labor power is a socially produced input in that it is created or bec ...
... original factor input. Being producible within the structure of production, goods and services used as intermediate produced means of production are not original factors; and a similar argument can be used for labor power as well. Labor power is a socially produced input in that it is created or bec ...
Nationalisation: A case study of Zambia
... rural-urban divide, geographically isolated labour reserves, high unemployment among indigenous Zambians, and discriminatory channels for the provision of socio-economic services, such as health and education. ...
... rural-urban divide, geographically isolated labour reserves, high unemployment among indigenous Zambians, and discriminatory channels for the provision of socio-economic services, such as health and education. ...