Welfare generosity: the importance of administrative efficiency, community values, and genuine benevolence

Using 1988-1991 state-level data, a public expenditure model is estimated for benefits paid through the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) programme. The paper investigates whether differences in programme efficiency, community attitudes, perceptions of the effects of AFDC on recipient b...

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Published in:Applied economics 1996-08, Vol.28 (8), p.1045-1054
Main Authors: Ribar, David C., Wilhelm, Mark O.
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Applied economics
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Community
Community support
Economic models
Efficiency
Expenditures
Government spending
Hypotheses
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State government
Studies
Value
Welfare
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Expenditures
Government spending
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State government
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Value
Welfare
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