...William A Darity; Isabel Ruiz [email protected] © The Author(s) 2024. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Oxford Review of Economic Policy Ltd. 2024 This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs...

...Shreya Atrey race direct discrimination indirect discrimination economic policy proportionality Does equality law in the UK operate as a backstop against economic policies which disproportionately impact racialized groups? This article answers this question in the negative. It shows...

...ByungKoo Kim; Iain Osgood global economic engagement economic policy dynamic clustering democracy We find empirically that nondemocracies have indeed adopted a bifurcated approach to globalization. Some choose autarkic modes of global engagement (clusters 5 and 4), while others embrace the risk...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract This article reviews Contested Liberalization by Jonah Levy. Levy explores the role of politics in slowing the implementation of neoliberal economic policies in France, from the 1980s forward. Levy devotes special attention...

... value of this perspective, the article studies why and how the Public Sector Borrowing Requirement (PSBR) became the headline fiscal indicator of the UK in the 1970s. It argues the PSBR is a case of unintended institutionalization driven by the interplay between bureaucratic and economic-policy framing...

... under left- versus right-leaning parties is no longer apparent. political parties partisanship economic policy Canada Political parties compete to govern by offering distinctive party platforms. For this reason, political parties can be expected to have distinctive influences on the economy...

... of economic policy that allows conveying relevant information to people about complex issues. We discuss the ethical use of narratives and the value of their transparent construction for democratic will-formation and policy implementation when abstract factual information can be difficult to process...

... and the incorporation of economic security into the larger concept of national security have blurred distinctions between military and civilian domains and have, in effect, incorporated much of economic policy into the national security realm. The portion of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act, which passed...

... they associate with their platforms. framing persuasion economic policy political psychology moral psychology Significance Statement Although most Americans view economic inequality in the United States to be excessive, the candidates who most strongly support redistributive policies rarely win elections...

... flows provided temporary gains and provisions for those on low-incomes and in deprived regions. Neoliberal efforts to protect wealth-holdings are discussed with reference to the structural conditions that generate permanent crises. COVID-19 USA UK economic policy inequality economic crisis...

... the development of fictitious capital and the increase of inequality between countries. Financial capital Fictitious capital Crises Neoliberalism Economic policy This paper primarily aims to analyse the financialisation of economies concerning the development of fictitious capital, and to compare its...

... economic policy debates is reflected in this issue. A first cluster of papers focuses on the consequences of choosing to abandon the ‘four freedoms’ enshrined in the Treaty of Europe, the free movement of goods, services, capital, and labour across the EU, and a second is concerned with the indirect...

.... In using the insights from our descriptive analysis we argue that policymakers integrate health and economic policies according to two opposite policy designs (to be understood as two extreme poles of a continuum rather than as a strict dichotomy): on the one hand, a policy mix based on the complementarity...

... a variety of policy areas, such as antitrust policy and merger review, industrial and innovation policy, tax policy, and public–private partnerships. business strategy organizational complementarities firm performance management practices economic policy Almost 25 years ago, Michael Porter, one...

... quantitative easing, are likely to invite greater legislative scrutiny. These findings have important policy implications. While deflation is widely viewed as pernicious and more difficult to exit than inflation, there are weaker incentives for politicians to address it. economic policy economics financial...

.... economic policy finance power developing countries economic sociology political sociology E52 E58 F65 Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy 10.13039/100009239 There has been renewed interest in power relations between central banks and the financial community in the aftermath of the 2008 financial...

... and guiding the economy. Correspondence: [email protected] Abstract This article analyzes how economics can frame political debates using economic policy devices. It examines the FIFI macroeconomic model’s introduction into the French planning processes of the mid-1960s and argues...

... policy change economic policy ABSTRACT When policy paradigms compete for sovereignty, a well thought-out narrative story is essential to arguing why one paradigm is superior to another. Narrative stories can be applied to underline the imperative for paradigmatic policy change. Combining Hall’s work...

... that all actors can agree on the goal of allocational efficiency, even if they may strongly disagree about how efficiency considerations and equality considerations should be weighed against each other. taxation varieties of capitalism interest groups economic policy Germany distribution E62: Fiscal...

... to regrouping public employees but not reducing public employment, outsourcing may even increase inefficiencies in the public sector. (JEL codes: L33, J45, P16, C23). public employment public sector outsourcing OECD countries economic policy-making panel data The unconditional coefficients of correlation...