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Privatizing Welfare Services

Name: Privatizing Welfare Services
Brand: OUP Oxford
SKU: 39609179
Price: 97.89 EUR
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Author: Henrik Jordahl
ISBN: 9780192637178

Lessons from the Swedish Experiment

Henrik Jordahl

Marten Blix

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 39609179

Casa editrice OUP Oxford, gennaio 2021

Focusing on health care, education, and elderly care, Privatizing Welfare Services draws on extensiv... Descrizione completa

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Focusing on health care, education, and elderly care, Privatizing Welfare Services draws on extensive research on the consequences of introducing market-based mechanisms to deliver welfare services. Empirical evidence over the last few decades is summarized and condensed to policy lessons. How to balance equity and efficiency is a central theme. The book also addresses the challenges of financing the Swedish model of welfare services as well as theimportance of management practices and public opinion. The privatization of service production has occurred despite major political controversy between two competing visions for the welfare state. Successful experiments have spread organically to neighbouring municipalities. What was done well in this process and whatwere the mistakes? The book addresses the fundamental economic challenges, the trends of the future, and the implications for institutional design.