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efugee vouchers 5–6
Regional health Authorities (RHAs) (UK) 108
Restart program (UK) 214
Richards, J. 31
Riddell, W.C. 178, 179, 193
Rose, R. 143
Rouse, G. 159, 160
Rouse/Maxwell Report (US, 1990) 65
Index 280
Salsich, P. 60
Shaviro, D.N. 14
Shelter Allowance (US) 66
Shirley, A. 44
Shlay, A.B. 138
Shleifer, A. 16, 24, 25
Social Employment (SE) (Belgium) 216
social policy, and interests of stakeholders 37–8;
and normative legitimacy 38–40;
political acceptability of 36–40
social rented housing (SRH) 66–7
Social Security (US) 52
social services:
and agency costs 19;
and comparative efficiency 17;
context 16–17;
contractual relationships/delivery 16–21;
and modes of accountability 19–21;
perspective of incomplete contracts 19;
and privatization 17, 20–1;
and public-private partnerships 16–17, 18, 21;
purely public provision 21–3;
supply-side subsidies 21, 23–6;
tax-and-transfer policies 21, 29–31;
tied demand-side subsidies (vouchers) 21, 26–9, 40
South Africa 86–7, 92
Spain 66
Stiglitz, J.E. 23
Strange, W. 77
Supplementary Security Income (US) 52
supply-side subsidies 190–3, 226–7, 232;
benefits 69;
and childcare 137–40;
competition/ownership effects 69;
decline in 68–9;
and financial viability 167–8, 267(n150);
and First Amendment’s Establishment Clause 167;
and food stamp program 54–5;
and health care 118–22;
and housing 68–71;
inadequate responses/monopolies 35–6;
and labour market training 203–7, 213–15, 220;