Titlebook: Equity, Efficiency and Growth; The Future of the We Mario Baldassarri (Professor of Economics),Luigi P Book 1996 Servizio Italiano Pubblica

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Welfare Spending and Employment Subsidiesloyed in past decades, above all to alleviate the employment problems of the marginal fringes of the labour force by increasing their chances of being hired. Although not new, employment subsidies deserve further attention for two reasons. The first is related to events in Italy, namely that one of

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Is the European Welfare State Unsustainable? this broad problem exceed the strict domain of economics; but economists are clearly the first ones to be involved. They have now, and they will have in the next decades, to study in depth the welfare state and its adaptation to changing circumstances.

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Distributive Equity and Economic Efficiency: Trade-off and Synergyrks since the 1950s, when the debate was introduced as part of the critical appraisal of the various economic doctrines by Kaldor and subsequendy in an empirical context by Kutznets. This paper aims to critically re-examine these new contributions, indicate their limits and common elements and, lasd

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Economic Growth, Poverty and Government. Income Support Programmes with Applications to Australian the ?trickle-down? theory of development assert that enlarging the pie is more important in improving the lot of all citizens than tinkering with the relative income distribution. There are also many economists whose concern is that the benefits of economic growth do not always reach the poor. In

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-49740-7asingly unable to provide for themselves. Governments are finding it increasingly difficult to honor their commitments to the elderly through continued payment of retirement pensions. As the costs of health and education rapidly outpace tax receipts, European governments are reassessing their commit

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