A feminist-economics analysis of Latin American budgets show an urgent need for redistribution of income and care work

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Gender and Development Pub Date : 2022-05-04 DOI:10.1080/13552074.2022.2072003

Lucía Pérez Fragoso

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Analysing fiscal policy from the perspective of feminist economics means examining gender equality policies, both in terms of tax revenue and other sources of fund (indebtedness), as well as redistribution and public spending. Finding out the number of resources assigned to these policies, their macroeconomic impact, and their temporality (longevity) is extremely essential. In this paper, we will analyse public expenditure in the budgets of Latin American countries during the COVID-19 pandemic. The budget proposals tabled for the region focus on employment generation through the creation of care centres, with policies that focus on both redistribution of income and redistribution of care work.

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对拉丁美洲预算的女权主义经济学分析表明，迫切需要重新分配收入和护理工作

摘要：从女性主义经济学的角度分析财政政策，意味着从税收和其他资金来源（债务）以及再分配和公共支出的角度审视性别平等政策。查明分配给这些政策的资源数量、其宏观经济影响及其时间性（寿命）是极其重要的。在本文中，我们将分析新冠肺炎大流行期间拉丁美洲国家预算中的公共支出。为该地区提出的预算提案侧重于通过建立护理中心创造就业机会，政策侧重于收入再分配和护理工作再分配。

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Gender and Development Social Sciences-Gender Studies

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