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Labour market and fiscal policy [PDF]
, 2012 Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies Working Paper ; no.
Slim Bridji, Matthieu Charpe
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Labour Market Problems and Labour Market Policy
1992The hasty incorporation of the GDR on 1 July 1990 into the market system and currency region of the FRG brutally exposed the lack of international competitiveness of the GDR’s centrally planned economy, at a time when its post-war historic links with COMECON were also becoming dislocated (see Chapter 10 in this volume).
Christopher Flockton, Josef Esser
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2022
Abstract The Ordoliberal position with regard to labour market policy is ambivalent. Whereas a policy against mass unemployment is considered as unavoidable, the experience with full employment policy, in Nazi Germany in particular, strengthened the dominant view that governmental interventions such as wage and price controls imply an ...
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Abstract The Ordoliberal position with regard to labour market policy is ambivalent. Whereas a policy against mass unemployment is considered as unavoidable, the experience with full employment policy, in Nazi Germany in particular, strengthened the dominant view that governmental interventions such as wage and price controls imply an ...
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ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND LABOUR MARKET IMPERFECTION
Bulletin of Economic Research, 2017ABSTRACTThis paper will set up a general equilibrium model with a distorted labour market to explore the effects of an environmental tax and union bargaining power on formal employment and the informal competitive wage. We find that when the government raises the environmental tax, both formal employment and informal competitive wage would fall.
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Labour-Market Theory, Quantification, and Policy [PDF]
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1987 This paper contains a consideration of the relationships between social theory, quantification, and policy in the context of changing local labour markets. It is argued that different theories have different policy implications which cannot be resolved by quantitative analysis because these various theories embody differing methodological assumptions ...
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Management Research News, 1978
A major programme of research on labour market policy is under way at the International Institute of Management, Berlin. Worldwide economic and social changes have created problems common to almost all highly industrialised countries. Concentration of population and industry in a few agglomeration areas, stagnation in a number of industries, and high ...
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A major programme of research on labour market policy is under way at the International Institute of Management, Berlin. Worldwide economic and social changes have created problems common to almost all highly industrialised countries. Concentration of population and industry in a few agglomeration areas, stagnation in a number of industries, and high ...
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Housing Policy and Labour Market in Croatia
2019Abstract The socialist approach to housing in Croatia was to give tenants strong, and to some extent rigid, rights. During this paradigm, market renting was also discouraged. The policy privileged tenants and gave them subsidized rent, but it also limited their spatial mobility if they did not want to lose that privileged status ...
Mrnjavac, Željko, Bejaković, Predrag
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1997
Introduction. Equal pay legislation and economic discrimination. Equal pay legislation and productivity differences. Equal pay and single sex occupations. The consequences of the equal pay act. Maternity leave. The introduction of a minimum wage. A minimum wage in competitive labour markets. Monopsonistic labour markets and a minimum wage. Summary.
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Introduction. Equal pay legislation and economic discrimination. Equal pay legislation and productivity differences. Equal pay and single sex occupations. The consequences of the equal pay act. Maternity leave. The introduction of a minimum wage. A minimum wage in competitive labour markets. Monopsonistic labour markets and a minimum wage. Summary.
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Abstract While gross domestic product performance in Poland was exceptional, the performance of the Polish labour markets has been less satisfactory. This chapter discusses the institutional arrangement behind setting labour market policies in Poland.
Marcin Bojanowski, Joanna Tyrowicz
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Marcin Bojanowski, Joanna Tyrowicz
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