Referring to new family economics, we study European public policies fo substaining families and reducing social exclusion. This objective needs incentives for female market labour participation and public care-giving services, until reaching isowelfare. Unfortunately, public policies conditioned from Mediterranean “familism” make use of subsidies and temporary measures. We produce evidence of this assumption.
Politiche familiari, natalità e occupazione femminile
SCOTTO, SERENA
2005-01-01
Abstract
Referring to new family economics, we study European public policies fo substaining families and reducing social exclusion. This objective needs incentives for female market labour participation and public care-giving services, until reaching isowelfare. Unfortunately, public policies conditioned from Mediterranean “familism” make use of subsidies and temporary measures. We produce evidence of this assumption.
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