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</html><description>By Richard M. Coughlin ABSTRACT: This paper addresses two major problems of contemporary welfare states. The first concerns the increases in income inequality that have occurred over the past 10 to 15 years despite redistributive tax and spending programs. Conventional &hellip; Continue reading &rarr;</description></oembed>
