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Education, Social Security and Growth Author info | Abstract | Publisher info | Download info | Related research | Statistics Kaganovich, M
Zilcha, I
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The desirability of Government intervention in the functioning of a competitive economy arises in cases where the attained competitive equilibria are inefficient or fail to achieve certain important social goals. In the twentieth century, we witnessed a worldwide phenomena of intervention by governments in the provision of education and social security. In most countries it is not only that a certain level of education is mandatory and is provided by the government but also the higher education is heavily subsidized.
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Keywords: EDUCATION SOCIAL SECURITY ECONOMIC GROWTH GOVERNMENT POLICY Other versions of this item:
Article Kaganovich, Michael & Zilcha, Itzhak, 1999.
"Education, social security, and growth ,"
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