Growing public: social spending and economic growth since the eighteenth century / Peter H. Lindert.
Material type:
- Texto
- Sin mediación
- Volumen
- 0521821746 (v.1)
- 0521529166 (v.1)
- 0521821754 (v.2)
- 339.522 L45g 21
- H50
Item type | Home library | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
LIBRO FISICO | Biblioteca Principal | 339.522 L45g (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan | Mantener en colección | 29004016840612 |
Incluye bibliografías e índice.
v.1. The story -- Part one: Overview ; 1. Patterns and puzzles ; 2. Findings -- Part two: The Rise of Social Spending: 3. Poor relief before 1880 ; 4. Interpreting the puzzles of early poor relief ; 5. The rise of mass public schooling before 1914 ; 6. Public schooling in the twentieth century: what happened to American leadership? ; 7. Explaining the rise of social transfers since 1880 -- Part three: Prospects for Social Transfers ; 8. The public pension crisis ; 9. Social transfers in the second and third worlds -- Part four: What Effects on Economic Growth? ; 10. Keys to the free-lunch puzzle ; 11. On the well-known demise of the Swedish welfare State ; 12. How the keys were made: democracy and cost control -- v.2. Further evidence -- Part five: The underlying Framework ; 13. A minimal theory of social transfers; 14. A guide to the tests -- Part six: Accounting for social spending, jobs and growth ; 15. Explaining the rise of mass public schooling ; 16. Explaining the rise of social transfers 1880-1930 ; 17. What drove postwar social spending? ; 18. Social transfers hardly affected growth ; 19. Reconciling unemployment and growth in the OECD.
There are no comments on this title.