Monitoring the State or the Market - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Preface

pp vii-x

Acknowledgments

pp xi-xii

Part I - The Period until the Great Depression

pp 1-52

1 - Introduction

pp 3-9

2 - Early Views on the Economic Role of the State

pp 10-16

3 - Laissez Faire and the Industrial Revolution

pp 17-24

4 - The Beginning of Economic Reforms

pp 25-28

5 - On Resource Allocation, Optimality, and Equity

pp 29-33

6 - Beginning of Changes in the Activities of Governments

pp 34-40

7 - Toward Larger Government Roles

pp 41-52

Part II - From Laissez Faire to Welfare States: 1930 to 1970

pp 53-92

8 - The Growing Importance of Equity and Safety Nets

pp 55-60

9 - The Creation of Welfare States

pp 61-68

10 - The Conservative Counterrevolution

pp 69-72

11 - Different Approaches to Social Protection

pp 73-84

12 - The Economy in the 1970s

pp 85-92

Part III - The Period after the 1970s

pp 93-200

13 - A Return to Laissez Faire?

pp 95-104

14 - The Policies of Market Fundamentalism

pp 105-110

15 - The Growing Importance of Monetary Policy

pp 111-116

16 - Equity Aspects of Market Fundamentalism

pp 117-127

17 - Other Aspects of Market Fundamentalism

pp 128-133

18 - Cultural Aspects of Market Fundamentalism

pp 134-138

19 - Growing Conflict between Efficiency and Equity

pp 139-147

20 - Intellectual Property and Venture Capitalists

pp 148-158

21 - The World in the Twenty-First Century

pp 159-172