In his Presidential Address to the European Economic Association, Tony Atkinson introduced the idea of a “Charitable Conservatism” position in public policy, which “exhibits a degree of concern for the poor, but this is the limit of the redistributional concern and there is indifference with respect to transfers above the poverty line.” This contrasts with the perspective of poverty indices, wh...

The experience of Ukrainian medical, cultural-educational, children’s-youth, charitable, religious, and other public orga­ni­zations Galicia in the late XIX – 30s XX century, which created effective forms, means mass medical education informal education, is analyzed. activities Medical Society, Hygienic “Medical Community” are highlighted. main forms characterized. role students, teachers, prie...

Consumers consistently express a willingness to favor socially responsible firms, but will they actually pay more for products linked to charitable donations, green production, and similar activities? To answer this question, we analyze a novel data set that matches identical products sold on eBay via charity and non-charity auctions. Items sold through charity auctions have prices that are 6% ...

In connection with the imposition of martial law, a number laws were passed that increased criminal liability for crimes, one them in misuse humanitarian aid allocated to needs citizens who are combat zones or forced leave their homes. permanent residence. The subject this offense is aid, charitable donations and gratuitous definition which given Laws Ukraine "On Humanitarian Aid" Charitable Ac...

Often tobacco industry activities may appear as public good activities, while actually inconspicuously working to undermine tobacco control efforts. It is important to be wary of any use of logos or mascots as well as secondary products used to promote smoking (e.g. logos on sports equipment). Although sponsorships may appear positive, it may work to change perceptions of tobacco use or the tob...

Often tobacco industry activities may appear as public good activities, while actually inconspicuously working to undermine tobacco control efforts. It is important to be wary of any use of logos or mascots as well as secondary products used to promote smoking (e.g. logos on sports equipment). Although sponsorships may appear positive, it may work to change perceptions of tobacco use or the tob...