EUI Working Paper: SPS, Volumes 4-10European University Institute, 1993 - Europe |
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... take account of the external costs they impose on others , is levied . While "
social policy " is not a technical term with exact and uniform meaning , there is
general agreement that its central core consists of social insurance , public
assistance ...
... take account of the external costs they impose on others , is levied . While "
social policy " is not a technical term with exact and uniform meaning , there is
general agreement that its central core consists of social insurance , public
assistance ...
Page 12
The social policies of industrialized countries are the result of the social struggles
of the past and reflect the values of societies in which the central issue was the
distribution of the domestic product . Social regulation , both at the national and ...
The social policies of industrialized countries are the result of the social struggles
of the past and reflect the values of societies in which the central issue was the
distribution of the domestic product . Social regulation , both at the national and ...
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However , the CAP represents not only an inefficient , but also a perverse type of
social policy since it favours the well - to - do farmers of northern and central
Europe rather than the poor hill farmers of the South . Only if the current system of
...
However , the CAP represents not only an inefficient , but also a perverse type of
social policy since it favours the well - to - do farmers of northern and central
Europe rather than the poor hill farmers of the South . Only if the current system of
...
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