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hidden welfare state: a standalone construct

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Public policy

social benefits delivered through tax expenditures such as deductions and credits, which are less visible than direct spending and grow by different political dynamics.

In public policy, hidden welfare state refers to social benefits delivered through tax expenditures such as deductions and credits, which are less visible than direct spending and grow by different political dynamics. This meaning comes from Howard (1999) in The Hidden Welfare State.[1]

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References

Howard, C. (1999). The Hidden Welfare State. Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctt7rvj6

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