During the 20th century, the democracies of northern European capitalist economies have implemented government-provided social insurance and transfer payment systems more-or-less extensively. The trend has been the replacement of both private insurance and private charities by more comprehensive government provision. In addition, these governments have introduced free public education and extensive regulation of the work-place safety of manufacturing activities. How does the Samaritan's dilemma paradigm provide a rational basis for the growth of governmental provision of charity and insurance (the welfare state)? What is the "parental mal- incentive" problem, and how does government intervention act to solve the "parental mal- incentive" problem?
The Samaritan's dilemma paradigm provide a rational basis for the growth of governmental provision of charity and insurance (the welfare state) in " subsidized credit programs". This is because government wants to maximize the amount of borrowers, and farmers are likely to overstate their level of need for assistance from the government in subsidized credit programs.
"Parental mal- incentive" means it examines parental distress as a contextual factor that may moderate the relation between neglect and child adjustment.
Government intervention act to solve the "parental mal- incentive" problem:-
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