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Schattenwirtschaft und Wirtschaftspolitik

Authors: Frey, Bruno S.;

Schattenwirtschaft und Wirtschaftspolitik

Abstract

Schattenwirtschaft und Wirtschaftspolitik Die Schattenwirtschaft bezeichnet die von den offiziellen Statistiken nicht erfaßte produktive Tätigkeit, die sich vor allem in Form von Schwarzarbeit und Steuerhinterziehung äußert. In den letzten Jahren hat sie in der breiten Bevölkerung und bei Politikern gerade auch entwickelter Industrieländer zunehmende Aufmerksamkeit gefunden. Empirische Analysen weisen in der Tat darauf hin, daß heute die Schattenwirtschaft in den OECD-Ländern eine erhebliche Größe aufweist und zugenommen hat. Die Schattenwirtschaft wird sehr unterschiedlich bewertet. Vom Standpunkt der ökonomischen Theorie müssen die Vor- und Nachteile der Existenz und das Wachstum der Schattenwirtschaft gegeneinander abgewogen werden (gesellschaftliche Nutzen- Kosten-Analyse) und darauf aufbauend den Politikern Ratschläge erteilt werden. Die traditionelle Vorgehensweise hat jedoch wenig Aussicht auf Erfolg, weil der politische Aspekt außer Acht gelassen wird. Ein alternatives Vorgehen im Sinne einer Theorie demokratischer Wirtschaftspolitik wird vorgeschlagen

Shadow Economy and Economic Policy The term "shadow economy" is applied to productive activity not covered by official statistics, which is characterized above all by black-market labour and tax evasion. In recent years it has attracted growing attention among the population and politicians especially of developed industrial countries. Empirical analyses indicate that in the OECD countries the shadow economy is of substantial magnitude and has grown. - Widely differing assessments are made of the shadow economy. From the standpoint of economic theory, the advantages and disadvantages of the existence and growth of the shadow economy must be weighed against each other (social costbenefit analysis) and on that basis advice must be given to politicians. Traditional procedure, however, has little prospect of success because the political process is neglected. An alternative procedure in the sense of a theory of democratic economic policy is proposed

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popularity
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