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The Problem of Bureaucratic Rationality

https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400821556
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Introduction
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Regressive Taxation and the Welfare State
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ARGUMENT: PATH DEPENDENCY AND THE DIFFUSION OF A REGRESSIVE TAX
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EUROPEAN VARIATION: SWEDEN, THE UNITED KINGDOM, AND FRANCE
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Appendix: List of Variables Used for Statistical Analyses
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Copyright Page
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Preface
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List of Figures
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List of Tables
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Abbreviations
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Introduction
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The Origins of Japan's Fiscal Crisis
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The Politico-Economic Context
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Administrative Reform
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Politicians and Bureaucrats in the Policy-Making Processes
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The Spending Ministries and Agencies
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Ministerial Autonomy and Territorial Boundaries: Coordination, Competition, and Conflict in the Policy-Making Processes
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The Ministry of Finance
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MOF's Elite Administrators
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The LDP's Policy-Making Structures
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Budget Institutions and Structures
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The ‘Second Budget’: The Fiscal Investment Loan Programme
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Budget Objectives and Policies
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Economic Forecasts and Fiscal Projections
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Budget Strategy, Guidelines, and Ceilings
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The Budget Processes in the Spending Ministries
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The Budget Bureau's Hearings, Examination, and Negotiations
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Rules-of-the-Game: Managing Relations with the Spending Ministries
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Making the FILP Budget
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The Role and Influence of the LDP in the Budgetary Processes
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Who Wins, Who Loses?
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Cuts and Squeezes in the Bureaucracy
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A ‘Public Works State’
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Winning and Losing in the FILP Budget
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Fiscal Reconstruction: ‘Smoke and Mirrors’
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Deficits and Debt
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Japan's Fiscal Performance in an International Context
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FILP under Stress
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Coping with Fiscal Stress
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Budget Institutions, Deficits, and Debts
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Apresentação
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