'welfare consequences' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the effects or implications of providing welfare services. For example, "The welfare consequences of the new government policy will be difficult to predict."
The long-term effects of anti-capitalist propaganda appear to have significant welfare consequences.
The paper studies the dynamic allocation effects and intergenerational welfare consequences of environmental taxes.
In particular, what are the welfare consequences of government debt reductions?
Some possible welfare consequences of current selection programs are also considered.
In this paper, we evaluate the welfare consequences of third degree price discrimination in retailing, accounting for the competitive interaction.
We consider the difficulties in colluding in such settings, and we discuss the welfare consequences of the Cournot equilibrium as compared to monopoly and perfect competition.
There is clearly a need within this sparse literature for more evidence from different settings on the welfare economic consequences of wage subsidy schemes designed to raise the employability of disabled individuals, as well as a need to evaluate the Danish Flexjob scheme, which is a large-scale wage subsidy scheme for disabled workers.
She was able to show that, despite the far greater availability of welfare benefits, the consequences remained psychologically devastating.
Birth control and abortion detached sex from it's natural consequences, welfare rewarded indolence and illegitimacy, and so on.
This is particularly prevalent within the welfare sector, where consequences for dogs that are identified as behaviourally unsuitable for rehoming are dire.
This is because the timing and fates of animals that exit dairy farms have important animal welfare and economic consequences that reflect the conditions under which they are farmed and the efficiency of their production systems.
