Egalitarianism and Redistributive Reform in Serbia After 2000
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We investigate post-commu- nist redistributive policies in Serbia, focus- ing particularly on the period after 2000. Our main argument is that market funda- mentalism, which posits that the market is the most efficient solution for the post- communist transition, has failed to deliver on its promises. The expectation was that, after a temporary transitional sacrifice, the worse-off would benefit equally with the better-off by reaping the rewards of market economic reforms. The anticipated faster growth was supposed to generate more quality jobs as the most effective means to alleviate poverty. Unfortunately, growth has been sluggish, while inequalities in Ser- bia have experienced rapid and persistent growth since 2000. We look into redistribu- tive reform measures to understand the reasons behind this outcome. Our approach
combines applied political philosophy with economic policy analysis – a unique in- tersection of two social science disciplines. Firstly, our research explores the... implicit and explicit normative foundations of post- communist economic reforms. Secondly, we identify and analyse a pivotal juncture of policy reform in the early 2000s. During this period, the newly-adopted neoliberal taxation and social policies were combined with class- and ethnic-based discriminato- ry approaches inherited from the pre-1990s socialist era and the post-socialist 1990s, respectively. This combination resulted in distinct, notably pro-rich redistributive patterns in Serbia.
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Egalitarianism / equality of opportunity / distributive justice / public policy / redistributionИзвор:
Economic Annals, 2023, LXVIII, 237, 7-36Издавач:
- Beograd : Ekonomski fakultet u Beogradu
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FPNTY - JOUR AU - Pavlović, Dušan AU - Arandarenko, Mihail PY - 2023 UR - http://rfpn.fpn.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1054 AB - We investigate post-commu- nist redistributive policies in Serbia, focus- ing particularly on the period after 2000. Our main argument is that market funda- mentalism, which posits that the market is the most efficient solution for the post- communist transition, has failed to deliver on its promises. The expectation was that, after a temporary transitional sacrifice, the worse-off would benefit equally with the better-off by reaping the rewards of market economic reforms. The anticipated faster growth was supposed to generate more quality jobs as the most effective means to alleviate poverty. Unfortunately, growth has been sluggish, while inequalities in Ser- bia have experienced rapid and persistent growth since 2000. We look into redistribu- tive reform measures to understand the reasons behind this outcome. Our approach combines applied political philosophy with economic policy analysis – a unique in- tersection of two social science disciplines. Firstly, our research explores the implicit and explicit normative foundations of post- communist economic reforms. Secondly, we identify and analyse a pivotal juncture of policy reform in the early 2000s. During this period, the newly-adopted neoliberal taxation and social policies were combined with class- and ethnic-based discriminato- ry approaches inherited from the pre-1990s socialist era and the post-socialist 1990s, respectively. This combination resulted in distinct, notably pro-rich redistributive patterns in Serbia. PB - Beograd : Ekonomski fakultet u Beogradu T2 - Economic Annals T1 - Egalitarianism and Redistributive Reform in Serbia After 2000 EP - 36 IS - 237 SP - 7 VL - LXVIII DO - 10.2298/EKA2337007P ER -
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Pavlović, D.,& Arandarenko, M.. (2023). Egalitarianism and Redistributive Reform in Serbia After 2000. in Economic Annals Beograd : Ekonomski fakultet u Beogradu., LXVIII(237), 7-36. https://doi.org/10.2298/EKA2337007P
Pavlović D, Arandarenko M. Egalitarianism and Redistributive Reform in Serbia After 2000. in Economic Annals. 2023;LXVIII(237):7-36. doi:10.2298/EKA2337007P .
Pavlović, Dušan, Arandarenko, Mihail, "Egalitarianism and Redistributive Reform in Serbia After 2000" in Economic Annals, LXVIII, no. 237 (2023):7-36, https://doi.org/10.2298/EKA2337007P . .