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In their recent paper Goeree et al. (2005) determine that all-pay auctions are better for fundraising activities than …. Complete information seems well suited to some charity environments. …
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One of the pervasive problems with means-tested public long term care (LTC) programs is their inability to prevent individuals who could afford private long term services from taking advantage of public care. They often manage to elude the means-test net through “strategic impoverishment”....
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In this paper we study the optimal design of a long term care policy in a setting that includes three types of care to dependent parents: public nursing homes, financial assistance by children and assistance in time by children. The instruments are public nursing homes and subsidies to aiding...
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level of intergenerational altruism and have an endogenous labor supply. The main results is that public debt is neutral at …
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of the intergenerational degree of altruism. Despite individuals’ altruism, the competitive equilibrium is not optimal …
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well-being of others as well as with his own, or are there situations in which altruism can actually make things worse for …
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The idea of family altruism is that parents care only about their children's income and not about the use of this … income made by the children. First, we establish dynamical properties which place the OLG model with family altruism halfway … between the model with pure life-cyclers (Diamond (1965)) and the one with dynastic altruism (Barro (1974)). Then, we show …
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model in which altruism is limited. The effects of public debt are studied under two different types of assumptions. The …
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in which individuals are distinguished according to two characteristics, altruism and wealth preference, we show that … those who in the long run hold the bulk of private capital are not so much motivated by dynastic altruism as by preference … seem to fit reality better than those obtained with standard optimal growth models in which dynastic altruism (or rate of …
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We endow individuals that differ in skill levels and tastes for working with altruistic preferences for redistribution in a voting model where a unidimensional redistributive parameter is chosen by majority voting in a direct democracy. When altruistic preferences are desert-sensitive, i.e. when...
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