The Hidden Welfare State: Tax Expenditures and Social Policy in the United States (Princeton Studies in American Politics)
Christopher Howard examines the often-overlooked welfare state embedded in the United States tax system. Focusing on tax expenditures and social policy, this study reveals how government benefits can be structured and delivered through taxation, offering a broader perspective on the operation of American public policy.
About This Book
The Hidden Welfare State examines tax expenditures and their role in social policy in the United States.
By focusing on benefits delivered through the tax system, the book explores a less visible dimension of the American welfare state.
This study connects taxation and public policy, highlighting how government support can operate through mechanisms beyond traditional social programs.
Part of the Princeton Studies in American Politics series, the book offers a focused analysis of American social policy.
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