0 (in the US) money that employers and employees pay to the government so that people receive money when they are not able to work because of age, illness, etc.
1 money that employers and employees pay to the government so that people receive money when they are not able to work because of age, illness, etc.:
The more generous social insurance regimes accumulate larger capital stock and exhibit greater capital- output and especially capital-labor ratios.
Another type is in the balance between elements of reciprocity and solidarity within social insurance schemes.
The social insurance schemes discussed above all provide this.
While these statistical results are fairly robust, one can question the extent to which they imply a causal link between religiosity and social insurance.
This is an alternative measure of preferences in the electorate for interventionist economic policies in general and generous social insurance policies more specifically.
We begin with a baseline model that considers preferences for social insurance when religion does not enter as a factor.
These characteristics had a significant impact on the overall levels of social insurance provided by the law.
Although they might be used to cover the cost of social insurance, general revenues can also be rerouted to other priorities.
