Europe's "social market"

Policy Review

Volumn , Issue 109, 2001, Pages 29-37

  Caldwell, Christopher ^a  

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1. It can be argued that the American system of "revolving door" alternation between elected office or political staff jobs on one hand, and private-sector lobbying or investment-banking or "entrepreneurial" sinecures on the other, has created de facto pantouflage in our own country. It's probably likely, too, that such incentives have done their part to make American government more efficient. See Robert Gildea, France Since 1945 (Oxford University Press, 1996), p. 118.