Globalization, Migration, and Welfare State
Understanding the Macroeconomic Trifecta
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Exploring the interplay between globalization, migration, and the welfare state, this book addresses the challenges posed by the pandemic on these dimensions. It highlights how the welfare state's effectiveness is influenced by global economic conditions and the income classes it serves. By examining real-world examples, particularly Israel as a model and the US and Europe as less effective, the author illustrates the complex relationships between these factors and their implications for policy-making in a changing economic landscape.
