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Forum Best-Paper Award

In his paper, Dr. Avsar offers a discussion of current arguments surrounding Social Security issues and focuses on reasons to support a non-privatized system on the grounds of its provision of a ‘social income insurance scheme whose provision favors the least fortunate in a Rawlsian fashion’. Exposing problems that privatized provision schemes inherently carry once normative social provisioning issues are taken seriously, he moves on to offer compelling reasons for a publicly supported Social Security system. His considerations and reasoning touch upon the heart of what social economics is all about.