Latin American market-oriented reforms along the lines of the
Washington Consensus need to be supplemented by number of social
policies to achieve a more equitable society. While there has been
considerable progress to achieve a more equitable society. While
there has been considerable progress in enhancing the efficinecy,
much less has been made with regard to improving the socil
situation. Germany has a long and successful tradition of a social
market economy. However, developments in recent years have shown
various pitafalls in the current economic and social security
systems and the need for appropriate adjustments. Therefore,
Germany as well as most Latin American contries have to look for
new soultions to combine social justice with economic efficiency.
This voulme addresses some fo the most pertinent problems in this
respect. Contents: Hermann Sautter/Rolf Schinke: A
Foreword--Hermann Sautter: "Social Justice" --its Meaning and its
Implementation in a Market Economy--Rolf Schinke: Indicators of
Social Justice inLatin America: A Matter of Concern?--Hans Jurgen
Rosner: The Institutional Framework of a Social Market
Economy--Kknut Gerlach: Harmonizing Equity wiht Growth: The Role
ofEducational Policy--J.--Matthias Graf von der Schulenburg:
Harmonizing Equity with Growth: The Role of Health Policy--Klaus
Biebig: Ongoing Reformas of Latin American Health Systems: Can
Market-Oriented Reforms Help to Solve the Problem?--Peter Ruhmann:
The German Labor Market Institutions--Will They Meet the Demand to
Globlization and Europeanization?--Winfried Schmahl: Old-Age
Security: Design andkEffects of Pension "Schemes: Some Basic
Aspects--Hermann Sautter: "Social Justice" in a Market
Economy--SomeResults of the Discussion.
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