The equalizer - what government provides
Government spending on education services is about $1100 higher for households in the poorest quintile
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People can argue the toss about whether the government should be more or less active in redistributing income but it’s good to have an accurate picture of how much the government already does to reduce inequalities in market income. It’s especially important when the government’s reviewing
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Eric Crampton
Fri, 31 Aug 2018
Fri, 31 Aug 2018
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The equalizer - what government provides
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