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insurance arrangements (mainly pensions and unemployment compensation) rather than by social assistance schemes targeted to the … allowances). Current reform needs are illustrated by using unemployment benefits and pensions as examples …
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argued that public welfare programs can be viewed as a crime-preventing or disruption-preventing devices because they tend to … choice, wage subsidies may be better than pure transfers. Using a simple growth model, the optimal size of the public welfare … program is found and it is argued that public welfare should be financed with income (not lump-sum) taxes, despite the fact …
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In the USSR in 1990, social security reforms led to the imposition of a uniform system of benefits in a large and demographically diverse country. This required inter-regional transfers, which are now no longer feasible with the demise of the USSR. Relatively high contribution rates also pose a...
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This paper analyzes that the IMF has moved beyond its traditional fiscal-centric approach to recognize that social protection can also be macro-critical for broader reasons including social and political stability concerns. Evaluating the IMF's involvement in social protection is complicated by...
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This paper sets out Management's response to the Independent Evaluation Office's (IEO) report on 'The IMF and Social Protection.' The management implementation plan (MIP) proposes specific actions to address the IEO recommendations endorsed by the Executive Board in its discussion on July 19,...
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