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The Politics Of Public Spending Actors Motivations And Public Responses Peter Sp

SKU: BELL-46870140

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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.84 MB

Pages: 213

Author: Peter Spáč, Petr Voda, Michal Tóth, Miroslav Nemčok, Lenka Hrbková

ISBN: 9783031107719, 3031107713

Language: English

Year: 2022

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The Politics Of Public Spending Actors Motivations And Public Responses Peter Sp by Peter Spáč, Petr Voda, Michal Tóth, Miroslav Nemčok, Lenka Hrbková 9783031107719, 3031107713 instant download after payment.

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the distribution of public money and its political and societal implications. Drawing on evidence from central and eastern Europe, it offers an innovative insight into public responses to various strategies of public spending. Given that public expenditures are funded mainly from tax revenues, it also assesses public attitudes to politically motivated allocations of funds. The book seeks to identify how people evaluate the material benefits of funding in light of the fairness - or lack thereof - of the distribution process, whether popular acceptance of variations in public spending depends on the framing of the beneficiaries, and the implications of money allocation for political trust in political institutions.