Tackling Inequality
İÇİNDEKİLERContents Preface Acknowledgements 1 Why I am an economist PARTI EDUCATION AND INEQUALITY 2 Introduction 3 On measuring the redistribution of lifetime income 4 Family income distribution: explanation and policy evaluation 5 Education versus cash redistribution: the lifetime context 6 The causes of poverty 7 The effect of collective bargaining on relative and absolute wages 8 Human capital and earnings: British evidence and a critique 9 The screening hypothesis and the returns to education 10 Capital-skill complementarity, income distribution and output accounting 11 Married women's participation and hours 12 Why are more women working in Britain? 13 On the use of distributional weights in social cost-benefit analysis 14 Human satisfactions and public policy 15 Economic theories of educational planning 16 University efficiency and university finance 17 The cost-effectiveness of the new media in higher education 18 The pool of ability 19 The Thatcher miracle? 20 Lifelong learning PARTII ECONOMIC TRANSITION 21 Introduction 22 How to privatise 23 Post-stabilisation inflation in Poland 24 Who gams and who loses from Russian credit expansion? 25 Can Russia control inflation? 26 How much unemployment is needed for restructuring? The Russian experience 27 Why so much pain? Appendix: Richard Layard's Publications Index  |
