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The future of the welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Budapest, September 16th
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
1
Budapest, September 16th, 2009
Structure:
I. The welfare state
II. The challenges of the welfare state
II. The crisis and its impacts on the welfare state
IV. Rebuilding the welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
2
Budapest, September 16th, 2009
I. The welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
I. The welfare state
Typology (Esping-Andersen)
conservative contribution-financed, acquisition-centered
social democratichigh tax volume, based on infrastructure
liberaltaxfinanced public basic pension, supplemented by private coverage
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Fachbereich 05
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
I. The welfare state
Social expenditure (percentage of GDP) in Germany 1960-2007 (source: Sozialbudget 2007, BMAS 2008)
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Fachbereich 05
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
I. The change of the welfare state
Social expenditure (percentage of GDP) in the EU-27 (2006)(source: Eurostat) wird ersetzt/ergänzt durch Langzeitvergleich
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EU-27 average
II. The challenges of the welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
I. The change of the welfare stateChange of the
age pyramid
1910-2050 (est.)
In Germany
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Fachbereich 05
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II. The challenge of the welfare state
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Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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percentage of population elder than 65 years 1998-2008 (Source: Eurostat)
Germany Hungary EU-27
1998 15,8 % 14,7 % 15,3 %
2003 17,5 % 15,4 % 16,2 %
2008 20,1 % 16,2 % 17,0 %
II. The challenge of the welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
• Unemployment rates in Germany & Hungary 1999-2007 (source: destatis.de)
II. The challenges of the welfare stateStructural change in the employment market in Germany 1992-2007: rapid growth of the third sector (yellow line) (source: Statistisches Jahrbuch 2008)
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II. The challenges of the welfare state
Numbers of employees subject to social insurance contribution decline…
…and low wage employment rates rise
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Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
II. The impact of increasing low wage sectors
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Fachbereich 05
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Rapid growth of low wage jobs, slow growth of minimum wage jobs
Women and younger people are above average in low wage jobs
II. The challenges of the welfare state
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Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
Growth of female employment rates and decline of male employment rates over the last 40 years
II. The challenges of the welfare state
Rise of poverty in Germany 1998-2007 (source: Hans-Böckler-Stiftung)
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II. The crisis and its impacts on the welfare statePolitical crisis
• Neoliberal direction: competitive ability – weaken of the state und strnegthen of self responsibility
• Weaken of trade unions
• Bureaucracy-control-criticism: More quality, less paternalism
Destabilization of the coordinated market economy Rhenish capitalism vs. anglo-saxon capitalism
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III. The crisis and its impacts on the welfare state
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III. The crisis and its impacts on the welfare stateDecline of economic growth
Temporary keynesianism
Financial problems of the state
cut-back programs concerning» social expenditure» education» subventions» pensions» …
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IV. Rebuilding the welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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IV. Rebuilding the welfare state
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Fachbereich 05
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3 8 ,0
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3 3 ,7
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S ta te b e n e fi t
In d iv id u a l
E n te rp rise sO th e r
Hybrid structure of German Welfare StateFinancing of social welfare in % 2006 (source: bmas.de)
IV. Rebuilding the welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
Reforming the German Welfare State from 1989 on, accelerated under social democratic government 2001-2003
New definition of German social policy
Transformation of the social insurance state:
New (early) education policy, family policy, integration of migrants and even inclusion policy as important parts of social policy
New pluralism and new relationship by the main actors of welfare policy:
State, social insurance, welfare groups, private companys, households
self responsibility is getting more important: but it needs a strong social state
IV. Rebuilding the welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
Reforming the German Welfare State from 1989 on, accelerated under social democratic government 2001-2003
New main focus of social policy
Changing focus to more infrastructure (Kindergarden, schools etc.) and activating policy
New mixture of social support
Less increase in monetary transfer to more increase by institutional support
IV. Rebuilding the welfare state
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Obstacles: implementing social reforms
Party competition: Social democratic party is the first victim of cut back benefits and new activation policy: Building up a another left party
Generational and Demographic problems: fewer young working people have to support more and more old people
Status orientation: people are oriented to their occupations;if this is not longer the reference for the unemployment policy
IV. Rebuilding the welfare state: conclusion
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009
labor market state family individuals
I. Golden Age full employment for
men
normal contracts
redistribution to reach equality
decommodification
passive
men at work, women at home
Promot oriented
II. Third Way new full employment for men and women
increase of precare work
less redistribution
recommodification
feminisation of labor market household as a workplace
Promot and demand
III. post-
Third Way
regulation of precare work
redistribution again
focus on infrastructure
Stronger help for families
Promote and demand
Thank you for your attention!
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schroeder
Fachbereich 05
Politisches System der BRD
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Budapest, September 16th, 2009