The prospects for caring: economic theory and policy analysis

Article Abstract:

The unique features of caring that help in analyzing its movement between paid and unpaid economies, are examined. To examine the evolution of caring norms and practices, an analysis on rising opportunity costs and inequalities in care responsibilities, are used. Conclusions show the presence of concerns about costs, as well as the reasons why governments decide to develop caring strategies.

Science & research, Research, Economic aspects, Caring, Equality, Opportunity cost, Opportunity costs, Report

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Keynes's theory of liquidity preference and his debt management and monetary policies

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Methods adopted by Keynesian economists to control long-term rate of interest during formulation of debt management policy, based on Keynes' theory of liquidity preference, are described.

Interest Rates, Methods, Usage, Control, Debt management, Liquidity preference theory

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