Ebook: A Supply-Side Agenda for Germany: Sparks from - the United States - Great Britain - European Integration

This book deals with supply-side economics and the needed reorientation it would bring to West German policy. The change, recommended after searching analysis, would add up to an overall strategy for freeing markets, for removing government-imposed distortions, and for using free-market approaches to correct distortions imposed by pressure groups. The strategy would pierce Germany's state-supported encrustations and corporatism. It would equip the country to follow the lead of the United States and Great Britain in starting to escape from the tangle in which taxes, regulations, and unemployment have grown in step. The impending completion of the European internal market in 1992 adds urgency to this task.

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This book deals with supply-side economics and the needed reorientation it would bring to West German policy. The change, recommended after searching analysis, would add up to an overall strategy for freeing markets, for removing government-imposed distortions, and for using free-market approaches to correct distortions imposed by pressure groups. The strategy would pierce Germany's state-supported encrustations and corporatism. It would equip the country to follow the lead of the United States and Great Britain in starting to escape from the tangle in which taxes, regulations, and unemployment have grown in step. The impending completion of the European internal market in 1992 adds urgency to this task.

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This book deals with supply-side economics and the needed reorientation it would bring to West German policy. The change, recommended after searching analysis, would add up to an overall strategy for freeing markets, for removing government-imposed distortions, and for using free-market approaches to correct distortions imposed by pressure groups. The strategy would pierce Germany's state-supported encrustations and corporatism. It would equip the country to follow the lead of the United States and Great Britain in starting to escape from the tangle in which taxes, regulations, and unemployment have grown in step. The impending completion of the European internal market in 1992 adds urgency to this task.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages I-VI
Introducing the Agenda....Pages 1-16
Front Matter....Pages 17-20
Supply-Side Policies in Germany: Economics Versus Politics....Pages 21-45
Europe and the Supply Side....Pages 47-72
Supply-Side Policies Since 1982? The Lessons are Still to be Learned....Pages 73-100
Front Matter....Pages 101-105
What Can we Learn from the United States’ Experience?....Pages 107-133
Supply-Side Economics: Lessons from the U.S. Experience....Pages 135-152
Economic Interdependence and the International Implications of Supply-Side Policies....Pages 153-180
Back Matter....Pages 105-105
Front Matter....Pages 181-184
Supply-Side Policies: The Lessons from the U.K.....Pages 185-215
Arguments on Privatization....Pages 217-245
Privatization: A Question of Quantities and Qualities....Pages 247-277
Lifting the Heavy Hand of Government: Lessons for West Germany from the American Experience....Pages 279-297
Lessons from the United States Economy in the 1980s and their Applicability to Europe....Pages 298-339
Front Matter....Pages 341-353
The Record of Tax Reform in Great Britain and its Contribution to the Supply Side....Pages 355-377
An Uncluttered Income Tax: The Next Reform Agenda?....Pages 379-399
Front Matter....Pages 401-404
Supply-Side Economics: Struggling for Rebirth....Pages 405-417
Back Matter....Pages 404-404
Back Matter....Pages 419-441

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This book deals with supply-side economics and the needed reorientation it would bring to West German policy. The change, recommended after searching analysis, would add up to an overall strategy for freeing markets, for removing government-imposed distortions, and for using free-market approaches to correct distortions imposed by pressure groups. The strategy would pierce Germany's state-supported encrustations and corporatism. It would equip the country to follow the lead of the United States and Great Britain in starting to escape from the tangle in which taxes, regulations, and unemployment have grown in step. The impending completion of the European internal market in 1992 adds urgency to this task.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages I-VI
Introducing the Agenda....Pages 1-16
Front Matter....Pages 17-20
Supply-Side Policies in Germany: Economics Versus Politics....Pages 21-45
Europe and the Supply Side....Pages 47-72
Supply-Side Policies Since 1982? The Lessons are Still to be Learned....Pages 73-100
Front Matter....Pages 101-105
What Can we Learn from the United States’ Experience?....Pages 107-133
Supply-Side Economics: Lessons from the U.S. Experience....Pages 135-152
Economic Interdependence and the International Implications of Supply-Side Policies....Pages 153-180
Back Matter....Pages 105-105
Front Matter....Pages 181-184
Supply-Side Policies: The Lessons from the U.K.....Pages 185-215
Arguments on Privatization....Pages 217-245
Privatization: A Question of Quantities and Qualities....Pages 247-277
Lifting the Heavy Hand of Government: Lessons for West Germany from the American Experience....Pages 279-297
Lessons from the United States Economy in the 1980s and their Applicability to Europe....Pages 298-339
Front Matter....Pages 341-353
The Record of Tax Reform in Great Britain and its Contribution to the Supply Side....Pages 355-377
An Uncluttered Income Tax: The Next Reform Agenda?....Pages 379-399
Front Matter....Pages 401-404
Supply-Side Economics: Struggling for Rebirth....Pages 405-417
Back Matter....Pages 404-404
Back Matter....Pages 419-441
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