Making Social Spending Work
Peter H. Lindert examines the broad issue of making social spending work, bringing economics and public policy together in a focused discussion of social welfare and resource allocation. This book offers readers an accessible starting point for considering the purposes and effectiveness of social spending.
About This Book
Making Social Spending Work focuses on the relationship between social spending and public outcomes.
Peter H. Lindert addresses a subject at the intersection of economics, public policy, and social welfare.
The book is suited to readers seeking a concise, policy-oriented perspective on how social spending can be considered and evaluated.
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