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Four critiques of the redistribution hypothesis : an assessment
 
Author:Milanovic, Branko; Collection Title:Policy Research working paper ; no. WPS 5145Paper is funded by the Knowledge for Change Program (KCP)
Country:World; Date Stored:2009/12/02
Document Date:2009/12/01Document Type:Policy Research Working Paper
Language:EnglishMajor Sector:Public Administration, Law, and Justice
Rel. Proj ID:CN-Research Program On Poverty And Inequality -- -- P079124;Region:The World Region
Report Number:WPS5145Sub Sectors:General public administration sector
SubTopics:Economic Theory & Research; Emerging Markets; Markets and Market Access; Inequality; Poverty Impact EvaluationTF No/Name:TF053492-KCP:EVALUATING; TF030646-SPANISH CTF - FY05 (CHINA, PHILIPPINES, & VIETNAM/ALL SECTORS & THEMES)
Volume No:1 of 1  

Summary: This paper discusses and assesses critiques of the aurhor's reformulation of the median voter hypothesis and its testing. The author rephrases and redefines more correctly the redistribution hypothesis and clarifies its relationship with the median voter hypothesis. He also reviews four types of critiques leveled at his approach.

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