Social welfare is the ultimate goal and measure of success of modern economic policy. Although macroeconomic indicators such as gross domestic product growth, implementation of the state budget and the volume of foreign-exchange reserves are important, they do not in themselves directly reflect people’s everyday living conditions. High rates of economic growth, particularly in economies based on natural resources, often fail to translate pr...

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