Administrative Burdens in the Social Safety Net.¶
Herd, P., & Moynihan, D. (2025). Administrative Burdens in the Social Safety Net. Journal of Economic Perspectives, 129-150.
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- The stronger distributional critique — that the same frictions fall disproportionately on less-resourced participants — is developed in the administrative burden literature (Moynihan, Herd, and Harvey 2015; Herd and Moynihan 2025
This sourceRecent survey bringing the administrative-burden framework directly into mainstream public economics and arguing that burdens systematically reinforce inequality in access to safety-net programs.
- The stronger distributional critique — that the same frictions fall disproportionately on less-resourced participants — is developed in the administrative burden literature (Moynihan, Herd, and Harvey 2015; Herd and Moynihan 2025
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