[spa] Utilizando dos indicadores alternativos de redistribución –las transferencias sociales y el gasto social- durante el periodo de tiempo comprendido entre 1880 y 1933, y utilizando dos indicadores alternativos de desigualdad –el porcentaje de explotaciones agrarias no familiares y los top income shares-, este papel muestra que, al contrario de lo que muchos estudios sobre los origines del Estado del Bienestar suelen sugerir, la desigualdad no favoreció el desarrollo de la política social ni siquiera en sus etapas iniciales. Ello significa que la política social se desarrolló más rápidamente en los países que previamente ya eran más igualitarios, lo que sugiere que los países con más desigualdad se encontraban en una especie de trampa de...
Under a context of a developing country, I try to disentangle the two mechanisms that drive the nega...
Economic problems can be symptoms of deeper social problems. In the inequality debate this is often ...
The lack of consensus over inequality contrasts with the obvious agreement regarding the need to era...
[spa] Utilizando dos indicadores alternativos de redistribución –las transferencias sociales y el ga...
It is often assumed that the fight against inequality played an important role in the rise of the we...
Inequality is a social phenomenon that exists across all nations; it is a condition which means that...
[spa] La mayoría de estudios sobre el Estado del Bienestar, hasta el momento, se han centrado en paí...
El texto parte de la fuerte conexión entre Estado social fuerte y las políticas públicas activas de ...
The predominant theoretical viewpoint about the problem of income redistribution in capitalist democ...
During the crisis and economic recovery, inequality has jumped back onto the board. That is why this...
The paper examines empirically the question of whether more unequal societies spend more on income r...
[spa] El principal objetivo de este artículo se centra en analizar los orígenes del Estado de Bienes...
William Dugger questions the conventional idea that inequality is necessary for economic development...
William Dugger questions the conventional idea that inequality is necessary for economic development...
Using new data on Spain and Portugal 1950-1980, this paper shows that non-democratic governments wer...
Under a context of a developing country, I try to disentangle the two mechanisms that drive the nega...
Economic problems can be symptoms of deeper social problems. In the inequality debate this is often ...
The lack of consensus over inequality contrasts with the obvious agreement regarding the need to era...
[spa] Utilizando dos indicadores alternativos de redistribución –las transferencias sociales y el ga...
It is often assumed that the fight against inequality played an important role in the rise of the we...
Inequality is a social phenomenon that exists across all nations; it is a condition which means that...
[spa] La mayoría de estudios sobre el Estado del Bienestar, hasta el momento, se han centrado en paí...
El texto parte de la fuerte conexión entre Estado social fuerte y las políticas públicas activas de ...
The predominant theoretical viewpoint about the problem of income redistribution in capitalist democ...
During the crisis and economic recovery, inequality has jumped back onto the board. That is why this...
The paper examines empirically the question of whether more unequal societies spend more on income r...
[spa] El principal objetivo de este artículo se centra en analizar los orígenes del Estado de Bienes...
William Dugger questions the conventional idea that inequality is necessary for economic development...
William Dugger questions the conventional idea that inequality is necessary for economic development...
Using new data on Spain and Portugal 1950-1980, this paper shows that non-democratic governments wer...
Under a context of a developing country, I try to disentangle the two mechanisms that drive the nega...
Economic problems can be symptoms of deeper social problems. In the inequality debate this is often ...
The lack of consensus over inequality contrasts with the obvious agreement regarding the need to era...