| HLADKÁ, Marie. Do government subsidies to NPOs reduce private philanthropy?. Online. In Philanthropy in the Spotlight? Resources, Reputation and Achievements. 9th International Research Conference of the European Research Network On Philanthropy, University of Basel, Switzerland. 2019, [citováno 2024-04-24] |
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@proceedings{1576878,
author = {Hladká, Marie},
booktitle = {Philanthropy in the Spotlight? Resources, Reputation and Achievements. 9th International Research Conference of the European Research Network On Philanthropy, University of Basel, Switzerland},
keywords = {crowding-in; crowding-out; non-profit organisation; philanthropy; public subsidies},
language = {eng},
title = {Do government subsidies to NPOs reduce private philanthropy?},
year = {2019}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 1576878
AU - Hladká, Marie
PY - 2019
TI - Do government subsidies to NPOs reduce private philanthropy?
KW - crowding-in
KW - crowding-out
KW - non-profit organisation
KW - philanthropy
KW - public subsidies
N2 - Government subsidies to the non-profit sector are a significant source of income for non-profit organisations. One significant impact of these subsidies is on the changing scope of private giving. The objective of this paper is to use a regression model to test whether government funding in the Czech Republic encourages private gifts and large amounts of government funding discourages gifts. However, rather than focusing on aggregate data sources, this study examines how these impacts vary among regions and sub-sectors. These models help explain why studies conducted in the past frequently differed and were inconsistent in their findings.
ER -
HLADKÁ, Marie. Do government subsidies to NPOs reduce private philanthropy?. Online. In \textit{Philanthropy in the Spotlight? Resources, Reputation and Achievements. 9th International Research Conference of the European Research Network On Philanthropy, University of Basel, Switzerland}. 2019, [citováno 2024-04-24]
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