$61.00
Samir Amine
University of Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Series: Economic Issues, Problems and Perspectives
BISAC: BUS038000
This book discusses the equity versus efficiency approach emphasizing the importance of incentives that would predict a positive relationship between inequality and economic growth. This view was challenged in the 1990s by the incomplete markets and political outcomes theories, because of increasing empirical evidence of an inverse relationship between income inequality and economic growth. (Imprint: Novinka )
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
1. The Employability of Young Adults across OECD Countries: A Study by Levels of Education, Migrant Status, and Gender
2. Exogenous Skill Bias and Firms Hiring Behavior
3. A New Orientation to Social Policy
4. Income Inequality: Is There Really an Equity-Efficiency Tradeoff?
5 The Active Employment Policies and Flexicurity
Index
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