Ágnes Orosz- Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Ágnes Orosz
- Hungarian Academy of Sciences
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Purpose
The article examines the interplay between welfare state regimes and the distribution of welfare between generations.
Design/methodology/approach
Using data from 2017 for 24 European countries on six standard of living dimensions, the authors investigate the intergenerational welfare distribution in a two-stage procedure: (1) the authors c...
In this paper, we provide a macro-comparative assessment of welfare state convergence. Using the welfare state regime approach, the paper analyses the development of main welfare state indicators within in the enlarged European Union. In this study we capitalize on descriptive statistics and a single convergence analysis based on standard deviation...
This paper focuses on the complexity of socio-economic governance in the European Union. We define socio-economic governance as the process of governing societies in a situation where no single actor can claim absolute dominance thus socio-economic governance is the outcome of the interaction between European Union institutions (European Union deci...
The paper contributes to the welfare state regime literature by assessing the existence of the East-Central European welfare state regime. The article empirically tests whether East-Central European countries constitute a distinct welfare regime or they can be classified into existing regimes by using hierarchical cluster analysis. The paper define...
This paper analyses the trends of general government expenditures in the European Union. Government expenditure has increased considerably in all industrialized countries since 1870. Although this increase has not been equal in all countries, it is nevertheless remarkable that despite institutional differences, growing public spending has been a ge...
The theoretical and empirical basis of the study is that there is a strong relationship between economic growth and technological progress. The innovation gap between the European Union and its two main competitors, the US and Japan, has grown despite the increased spending on Research and Development. The international comparisons related to Scien...
