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Introduction,chmoller had aimed at with his welfare state model, but both economists held that in principle private ownership of the means of production was essential for the performance of the economy and for raising standards of living of the working class.

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,Similarities and Differences in Central Concepts of Social Economy: Adolph Wagner’s State Socialismhe benevolent pragmatism of the Catholic social movement. Pesch took over many ideas from Wagner, including central aspects of the concept of state socialism, and used these in the construction of his own key concept of solidarism. The article compares common features and differences in the central concepts of these two outstanding economists.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81251-3k of professionals for translation and research. At last, it is stated in the article that Chinese academia is creating an environment favorable for the research on Schmoller, despite those disadvantages. Combining the latest achievements in social science in China, the author observes the enormous potential for the Schmoller research in China.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-3948-7in public expenditures in recent times seems to be driven by a discrepancy between wages and prices in the public sector as opposed to those in the private sector, as follows from Baumol’s “Cost Disease” hypothesis.

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