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Introduction: The Welfare Economics of the Welfare State
The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 1995Outsiders to economics might be forgiven for thinking that welfare economics provides the theoretical underpinnings for the welfare state. But although the language is suggestive, the link between theoretical welfare economics and policy recommendations concerning the role of the public sector, the optimal degree of redistribution and social insurance,
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Minerva, 1973
During the last few years there has been a growing concern with the environment in the advanced countries of the world. This concern has provided ammunition for those who have questioned the desirability of further economic growth in these countries and even the feasibility or desirability of economic growth in the less developed countries.
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During the last few years there has been a growing concern with the environment in the advanced countries of the world. This concern has provided ammunition for those who have questioned the desirability of further economic growth in these countries and even the feasibility or desirability of economic growth in the less developed countries.
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The Economics of Sheep Welfare
2008This chapter aims to provide an introduction to some of the economic issues surrounding the welfare of farmed sheep. Typically, ethical issues, or welfare indicators measured by natural scientists (physiological, physical and behavioural), gain precedence in discussion, and economic aspects are considered to be side issues.
Milne, CE, Stott, AW, Santarossa, JM
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Review of Social Economy, 1959
The attempt to specify precisely the criteria to be used by the economist to evaluate economic policy and institutions has led to the development of that specialized branch of analysis known as "welfare economics." Bypassing the problem of interpersonal comparisons of utility by invoking the "compensation principle," welfare economics proceeds to ...
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The attempt to specify precisely the criteria to be used by the economist to evaluate economic policy and institutions has led to the development of that specialized branch of analysis known as "welfare economics." Bypassing the problem of interpersonal comparisons of utility by invoking the "compensation principle," welfare economics proceeds to ...
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Business Horizons, 1972
Abstract We need to tone down the emotional content of the discussion of welfare and deal with facts. The author points out that public assistance takes two principal forms: crude and subtle. The former includes aid to the needy; subtle aid is given regardless of need. In the minds of many, crude programs are welfare, but the subtle programs are not.
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Abstract We need to tone down the emotional content of the discussion of welfare and deal with facts. The author points out that public assistance takes two principal forms: crude and subtle. The former includes aid to the needy; subtle aid is given regardless of need. In the minds of many, crude programs are welfare, but the subtle programs are not.
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2018
For Pareto, now an academic, the economics of welfare represents the logical link between general equilibrium on the one hand and the critique of economic policy on the other. In this chapter, the various phases of the most original element of Pareto’s economic thinking, tracing its origins quite evidently to his liberal activism, will be reconstructed
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For Pareto, now an academic, the economics of welfare represents the logical link between general equilibrium on the one hand and the critique of economic policy on the other. In this chapter, the various phases of the most original element of Pareto’s economic thinking, tracing its origins quite evidently to his liberal activism, will be reconstructed
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Politics, Economics and Welfare.
American Quarterly, 1953Francis X. Sutton +2 more
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A Handbook of Cultural Economics includes over 60 eminently readable and concise articles by 50 expert contributors. This unique Handbook is both highly informative and readable; it covers a wide area of cultural economics and its closely related subjects.
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