The economics of social security
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The economics of social security
Oxford University Press, 1989
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- : pbk
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Bibliography: p. [269]-276
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Recent economic reforms in Great Britain have made changes both in the structure of benefits paid to the poor of working age and in the state pension scheme. Together they constitute the most substantial single set of reforms to the system since the post-war Beveridge proposals which laid the foundations of the modern welfare state in Britain. This volume brings together leading economic authorities to comment on the development, nature and impact of the reforms that have been implemented, to examine some of the underlying conceptual problems of social security provision, and to discuss the economic effects of such provisions. Their contributions cover all areas of this complex field and include comparative evidence from outside the UK.
目次
- Turning the screw - benefits for the unemployed 1979-88, Tony Atkinson and John Micklewright
- is there a market failure in occupational sick pay?, Richard Disney and Steven Webb
- trends in dependence on supplementary benefit, Jonathan Bradshaw and Meg Huby
- social security and the economics of housing, Richard Berthoud
- poverty, incentives and linear income taxation, Ravi Kanbur and Michael Keen
- the effect of transfer programmes on work effort and human capital formation - evidence from the US, Robert Moffitt and Anuradha Rangarajan
- income risk and income maintenance - implications for incentives to work, Stephen Jenkins and Jane Millar
- male unemployment and women's work, Andrew Dilnot and Michael Kell
- the poverty trap, tax cuts and the reform of social security, Andrew Dilnot and Graham Stark
- the take-up of supplementary benefit - gaps in the "safety net"?, Vanessa Fry and Graham Stark
- the reform of social security - a government view, Michael Portillo
- the politics of social security - an assessment of the Fowler Review, Ruth Lister
- the new pension scheme in Britain, John Creedy and Richard Disney
- the 1988 social security reforms, Andrew Dilnot and Steven Webb.
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