Social justice in the context of redistribution

Jan-Felix Kederer, Adelheid Klein, Daniel Kovarich and Lena Kumm

No 01-2017, The Constitutional Economics Network Working Papers from University of Freiburg, Department of Economic Policy and Constitutional Economic Theory

Abstract: [Introduction and Research Question ...] Before we turn to the main body, we briefly sketch the organisation of this paper: Section 2 addresses the different components of different social security systems including the allocation of income, a minimum income as well as the respective financing mechanisms. Section 3 covers the description, purposes, hypotheses and results of our experimental design. Section 4 deals with concluding remarks on the empirical procedure including a prospect for further research.

Date: 2017
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