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Nach welchen Mechanismen funktioniert Politik in Deutschland? Die Autoren beleuchten das Zusammenspiel zwischen Regierung, Bundestag und Bundesrat, die Sicherung von Koalitions- und Abstimmungsdisziplin, die Politik des Bundesverfassungsgerichts sowie die politische Kontrolle der Bürokratie....
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Die anhaltende Debatte über Einkommensteuerreformen in Deutschland scheint paradox. Alle Parteien berufen sich scheinbar auf dieselben Prinzipien, trotzdem können sie keine umfassende Einigung erzielen. Steffen Ganghof analysiert die Reformpolitik im Schnittfeld von internationalem Wettbewerb,...
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In diesem Buch wird den im gesundheitspolitischen Einigungsprozeß aufbrechenden Konflikten und ihrer zumeist weit zurückreichenden Vorgeschichte nachgegangen. Anhand dieser Darstellungen werden die Faktoren analysiert, die zu der gesundheitspolitischen Trans- formationsentscheidung geführt...
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Governments that wish to redistribute through budgetary policy do so mostly on the spending side, not on the taxation side of the budget. The taxation side is nevertheless important, partly because less efficient tax structures seem to be associated with lower taxation and spending levels. Hence...
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In parliamentary systems, parties compete for votes and offices in the electoral arena but in many systems they also cooperate in the legislative arena. This paper examines the question of whether the government status of parties affects their legislative behaviour and, hence, policy outcomes....
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Governments that wish to redistribute through budgetary policy do so mostly on the spending side, not on the taxation side of the budget. The taxation side is nevertheless important, partly because less efficient tax structures seem to be associated with lower taxation and spending levels. Hence...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008839385
In parliamentary systems, parties compete for votes and offices in the electoral arena but in many systems they also cooperate in the legislative arena. This paper examines the question of whether the government status of parties affects their legislative behaviour and, hence, policy outcomes....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008839402
Abstract Is corporate tax competition a threat to democracy in the EU? The answer dependscrucially on a positive analysis of the effects of tax competition on national policy autonomy.Most analyses focus on direct effects on corporate tax rates and revenues. Wecontend that this focus is too...
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Esping-Andersen's 'Three World of Welfare Capitalism' has been the most influential contribution of recent years to the comparative welfare state research literature. According to Esping-Andersen, the welfare state basically comes in three variants: as a social-democratic, a conservative, or as...
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Is there a relation between welfare state regimes and national wage setting systems? Peter Swenson in his research on the historical dynamics of the US-American and Swedish welfare state has recently claimed that such a relation does indeed exist. The essay aims to check if this also holds true...
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