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of economic growth. While the impact of taxation and subsidies on such decisions is well-understood, the changing political support of transfers between ‘modern’ * double-earner households and ... ‘traditional’ single-earner households has not received much attention. Our paper attempts to explain the evolution of such policies by considering a political economy framework in which voters choose between
. In particular, we are investigating whether more federal grants are being granted in Germany for projects in federal states whose government is led by the same political party as the responsible ... projects, political alignment is associated with an average increase in public funding by almost 10,000 euro. Our results suggest that public funds for research, development and innovation projects could be
power since the mid-1970s. We find only very rare evidence for economic variables influencing the popularity of the main political parties in the federal government, thereby challenging previous studies ... to a large number of studies estimating links between economic variables and voters’ evaluations of political parties and governments in many countries. One of their main conclusions was that a clear
We examine how political institutions influence health expenditure by using a panel of 151 developing and developed countries for the years 2000 to 2015 and four measures of democracy. Our pooled OLS ... to promote human well-being, while autocracies rather care about the well-being of the societal group which has political power and other elites whose loyalty needs to be ensured (Acemoglu and
the long-run and short-run taxes have a stronger association with expenditures than aid. Central to this heterogeneous relationship is the political calculus between aid and tax—measured according to ... accountability and bureaucratic costs-whereby recipients offset the political costs of raising taxes against the political costs of receiving more aid. Once measures of political costs are incorporated into the
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A long-standing colloquialism amongst politicians and people in the political world is “People love their congressmen but hate Congress.”4 While not a new sentiment, distrust of the political system
how, at the end of the armed conflict, the defeated political group was considered by the victors as tyrannical, bandit and addicted to the old regime and, therefore, enemies of the Revolution and the
how, at the end of the armed conflict, the defeated political group was considered by the victors as tyrannical, bandit and addicted to the old regime and, therefore, enemies of the Revolution and the
how, at the end of the armed conflict, the defeated political group was considered by the victors as tyrannical, bandit and addicted to the old regime and, therefore, enemies of the Revolution and the
how, at the end of the armed conflict, the defeated political group was considered by the victors as tyrannical, bandit and addicted to the old regime and, therefore, enemies of the Revolution and the
context of transformations and political radicalization. In the first place, we reconstruct the years of exile of Pettinato (Gerenal Director of Penal Institutes during Peronist govrenmet) from his refuge
context of transformations and political radicalization. In the first place, we reconstruct the years of exile of Pettinato (Gerenal Director of Penal Institutes during Peronist govrenmet) from his refuge
context of transformations and political radicalization. In the first place, we reconstruct the years of exile of Pettinato (Gerenal Director of Penal Institutes during Peronist govrenmet) from his refuge
context of transformations and political radicalization. In the first place, we reconstruct the years of exile of Pettinato (Gerenal Director of Penal Institutes during Peronist govrenmet) from his refuge
context of transformations and political radicalization. In the first place, we reconstruct the years of exile of Pettinato (Gerenal Director of Penal Institutes during Peronist govrenmet) from his refuge
Constitution were set at the founding and have not changed or adapted since. See Marcia Coyle, ‘His Judicial Philosophy Is Mine’: Amy Barrett Touts Scalia in Remarks From Rose Garden, THE NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL ... (Sep. 26, 2020), https://www.law.com/nationallawjournal/2020/09/26/his-judicial-philosophy-is-mine-amy-barrett-toutsscalia-in-remarks-from-rose-garden/?slreturn=20230227132623. 2023] value judgments in
expenditure across the Indian states. These states vary widely in their socioeconomic characteristics while sharing a common political heritage based on parliamentary government. New measures of public ... accounting practices in an Online Appendix. The empirical analysis shows that the degree of privateness in India's more developed states falls substantially with greater political competition and with rising
wholesale skepticism concerning the political viability of Pigouvian pricing is at odds with its recent practical achievements. These two points are made by, first, outlining the theoretical and political ... . Page , E. A. ( 2011 ). Cashing in on climate change: political theory and global emissions trading . Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy , 14 , 259 - 279 . Pahle , M
Berlinerblau defines secularism as ?[a] political philosophy which . . . is preoccupied with, and often deeply suspicious of, any and all relations between government and religion.?50 And, finally, defining ... philosophy that results in depriving religious leaders of political power but maintaining a benign attitude toward their religious beliefs. This notion has been consistently backed by religious liberals, the
