At a time when there is growing concern in many countries over the
funding of expanding public sectors, this important new book brings
together leading specialists in public finance to re-examine the
economics of public sector growth. Several chapters document
changes in the size of the public sector over recent decades for
major OECD and Third World economies. Subsequent chapters then
explore prominent explanations including public choice
perspectives, bureaucracy models, relative price effects and
Wagner's Law, and assess their contribution to current knowledge.
The book also provides a number of new case studies of specific
government activities - education, health and social security.
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