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Fighting Poverty in the US and Europe. A World of Difference

Lia van Doorn · Albert Alesina · Edward L. Glaeser

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Electoral Systems and Political Participation Income, Poverty, and Inequality

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1. Introduction 2. Redistribution in the United Sates and Europe: the data 3. Economic explanations 4. Political institutions and redistribution 5. The origin of political institutions 6. Race and redistribution 7. The Ideology of Redistribution 8. Conclusions Index

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