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,Begründung der Kompetenzdimensionen,ems associated with international debt. Debt changes the repertoire of what types of policies are available to states who wish to be effective. The debt crisis of the mid-1980s smashed the paradigm of state-led heavy industrialization by wrecking the viability of import substitution, closed border m

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Gesellschaftstheoretische Grundlegung,were dashed by robust development and improvements of standards of living in China and elsewhere in East Asia despite extensive participation in the globalization process. The effects of globalization have been anything but uniform — and anything but predictable.

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What Would Have Happened If the Government Had Done Nothing,rt of idea of what levels of employment or income would have occurred in the absence of government intervention. This implies using some sort of mathematical model to calculate the levels of employment or income that would have occurred purely from market forces. Because most studies of the effects

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,How Brazilian Vocational Education Reduces Poverty — Even If No One Wants to Hire the Trainees,nnorian state interventions, Vocational training is one of the most appealing. Education is clearly correlated with favorable labor market outcomes; workers with more education are consistently more likely to be employed and more likely to enjoy higher incomes. (Becker 1964, Blau and Duncan 1967)

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Why Reducing Taxes for Employers Does Not Raise Employment,us source of such monies is tax revenue. Thus, in principle, insuring that the state has adequate financial resources to perform its functions would seem to be a fairly high priority. This would imply a commitment to assessing and collecting taxes.