Sovereign Wealth Funds: Threat or Salvation?¶
Truman, E. M. (2010). Sovereign Wealth Funds: Threat or Salvation?: Threat or Salvation?.
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- Unearned Windfall Mechanism Atrophy
- because both are devices for re-coupling inflow to performance. Fiscal-fund design into intergenerational wealth: the principles of ring-fencing, intergenerational equity, and transparent spending rules transfer from sovereign-fund practice into family-wealth and trust design, with similar instruments such as earned-income-contingent distributions, because the structural problem — windfall uncoupled from the recipient's performance — is identical.
This sourceSets out ring-fencing, intergenerational-equity, and transparent-spending principles for managing resource windfalls.
- because both are devices for re-coupling inflow to performance. Fiscal-fund design into intergenerational wealth: the principles of ring-fencing, intergenerational equity, and transparent spending rules transfer from sovereign-fund practice into family-wealth and trust design, with similar instruments such as earned-income-contingent distributions, because the structural problem — windfall uncoupled from the recipient's performance — is identical.
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