Redistributive public employment:
Politicians may use disguised' redistributive policies in order to circumvent opposition to explicit tax-transfer schemes. First, we present a theoretical model that formalizes this hypothesis; then we provide evidence that in US cities, politicians use public employment as such a redistributiv...
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| Summary: | Politicians may use disguised' redistributive policies in order to circumvent opposition to explicit tax-transfer schemes. First, we present a theoretical model that formalizes this hypothesis; then we provide evidence that in US cities, politicians use public employment as such a redistributive device. We find that city employment is significantly higher in cities where income inequality and ethnic fragmentation are higher. |
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| spelling | Alesina, Alberto 1957-2020 Verfasser (DE-588)125845804 aut Redistributive public employment Alberto Alesina ; Reza Baqir ; William Easterly Cambridge, Mass. 1998 20,[9] S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier National Bureau of Economic Research <Cambridge, Mass.>: NBER working paper series 6746 Politicians may use disguised' redistributive policies in order to circumvent opposition to explicit tax-transfer schemes. First, we present a theoretical model that formalizes this hypothesis; then we provide evidence that in US cities, politicians use public employment as such a redistributive device. We find that city employment is significantly higher in cities where income inequality and ethnic fragmentation are higher. Création d'emplois - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Minorités - Travail - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Revenu - Répartition - Politique publique - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Minderheit Politik Ökonometrisches Modell Income distribution Government policy United States Econometric models Minorities Employment United States Econometric models Public service employment United States Econometric models USA Baqir, Reza Verfasser aut Easterly, William 1957- Verfasser (DE-588)124526764 aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe National Bureau of Economic Research <Cambridge, Mass.>: NBER working paper series 6746 (DE-604)BV002801238 6746 http://papers.nber.org/papers/w6746.pdf kostenfrei Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Alesina, Alberto 1957-2020 Baqir, Reza Easterly, William 1957- Redistributive public employment National Bureau of Economic Research <Cambridge, Mass.>: NBER working paper series Création d'emplois - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Minorités - Travail - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Revenu - Répartition - Politique publique - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Minderheit Politik Ökonometrisches Modell Income distribution Government policy United States Econometric models Minorities Employment United States Econometric models Public service employment United States Econometric models |
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| title_auth | Redistributive public employment |
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| title_full | Redistributive public employment Alberto Alesina ; Reza Baqir ; William Easterly |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Redistributive public employment Alberto Alesina ; Reza Baqir ; William Easterly |
| title_short | Redistributive public employment |
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| topic | Création d'emplois - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Minorités - Travail - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Revenu - Répartition - Politique publique - États-Unis - Modèles économétriques ram Minderheit Politik Ökonometrisches Modell Income distribution Government policy United States Econometric models Minorities Employment United States Econometric models Public service employment United States Econometric models |
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