Majority preference for subsidies over redistribution

Article Abstract:

The majority of a population prefers subsidies to redistribution of funds when the difference between mean and median incomes is smaller.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Science & research, Grants to Business, Research, Subsidies, Business assistance

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Redistribution and affirmative action

Article Abstract:

Implications of a political economy model with racial and earning power-based individual differentiation are examined.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Models, Economic aspects, Demographic aspects, Persons

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Redistribution and affirmative action

Article Abstract:

An integrated political economy model for redistribution of financial resources for low income workers is proposed.

Public Finance Activities, Financial management, Fiscal Policy, Interpretation and construction, Finance, Company financing, Working poor

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