How Big Should Our Government Be?
by Lane Kenworthy, Jeff Madrick, Peter Lindert, Jon Bakija
Leading economists assess how much government is optimal for economic growth, equality, and public welfare, using historical data and international comparisons.
About This Book
This book examines the ongoing debate about the appropriate scale and function of government in contemporary society.
Contributors analyze economic evidence and policy outcomes to assess how different levels of government involvement affect growth, equality, and public welfare.
The discussion draws on historical data and cross-national comparisons to evaluate arguments for both larger and smaller government.
Readers gain a balanced perspective on fiscal policy, taxation, and the provision of public goods.
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