Política económica y redistribución: hacia una nueva arquitectura “pre-distributiva” de la política de rentas

IF 0.4 Q4 ECONOMICS

Ekonomicheskaya politika Pub Date : 2020-12-24 DOI:10.7203/IREP.2.2.19352

Carlos Ochando Claramunt

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Abstract

The present paper designs an income policy that we could call "pre-distributive". Its main objective is to describe the architecture of a broad income policy, which would basically have three pillars: a) the strengthening of the redistributive capacity of collective bargaining, b) the establishment of a coordinated "redistributive wage standard" at European level and c) the increase in the Interprofessional Minimum Wage. Such an income policy could contribute to a more equitable distribution of primary labor income.

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经济政策与再分配:迈向新的“前分配”收入政策架构

本文设计了一种我们可以称之为“预分配”的收入政策。其主要目标是描述广泛收入政策的架构，该政策基本上有三个支柱：a）加强集体谈判的再分配能力，b）在欧洲层面建立协调的“再分配工资标准”，以及c）提高跨专业最低工资。这样的收入政策可以促进初级劳动力收入的更公平分配。

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Ekonomicheskaya politika ECONOMICS-

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1.30

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20.00%

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期刊介绍： Ekonomicheskaya Politika is a broad-range economic journal devoted primarily to the study of the economic policy of present-day Russia as well as global economic problems. The subject matters of articles includes macroeconomic, fiscal, monetary, industrial, social, regulation and competition policyand more. The journal also publishes theoretical papers in such areas as political economy, general economic theory, welfare economics, law and economics,and institutional economics.. The character and the scope of economic problems studied in many publications require a multidisciplinary approach, consistent with the editorial policy of the journal. While the thematic scope of articles is generally related to Russia, the aim of editorial policy is to cover politico-economic processes in the modern world and international economic relations, as well. In addition, Ekonomicheskaya Politika publishes Russian translations of classical and significant modern works of foreign economists.