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... - model - institutional setting - data set - identification-results - conclusion ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) mfmwmwccccf cplcpfcpplcppce -++-++-++ 11)1()( the firm chooses dismissals rather than fully paying if the worker chooses to challenge ... agreement if the firm prefers dismissing if f is assumed large enough so that if a loss at trial is sure, the firm prefers paying the maximum the firm accepts ...
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new economic geography empirics and regional policy pdf
... plants also have a large market access, location choice is a circular process if one firm prefers a region, the next does so a fortiori. agglomeration of economic activity is, however, not ... increase of cheap substitutes. 2. an increase of the number of local competitors reduces a firm's production costs through access to more locally produced intermediate inputs. 17 new economic geography ...
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Two-Tier Labor Markets in the Great Recession: France vs. Spain
... permanent worker, and for temporary increases in the firm's activity, seasonal activities, and jobs in certain sectors ( ... employees, reflecting french practice. unions obtain representation from firm-level elections, where voters need not be unionized. ... firm of jp()-- if the employer decides to keep the job, or it becomes a job under advance notice --with an asset value of ja, if the employer prefers ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion165.doc
... union members. alternatively, union preferences may reflect the preferences of the representative worker, who simply prefers increasing wage profiles (as found by loewenstein and sicherman, 1991; see subsection 2.3. ... hours) such that neither party prefers to take their outside option as long as it is efficient for employment to continue. the result is that the firm provides insurance to the employee ...
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dp174-flexible-retirement.pdf
... points in their careers to either stay with the firm or leave for another firm. in case a pension plan has a relatively high ... that workers are paid less than their value to the firm, as the firm and worker share the rents on specific invest- ments. this ... neth- erlands would prefer to reduce their working hours. interviewed workers prefers a working-time reduction with 20%. the fact that these workers ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc101.doc
... figure is broadly in line with badinger's findings. although the economic literature offers no firm evidence on the income effects of european integration, it does not seem unwarranted to conclude ... a different form of agriculture in the cold north of europe, or if the netherlands prefers to promote small-scale dairy farming in its western peat districts, then the payment of ...
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Microsoft Word - memo140.doc
... mentioned together. products are differentiated horizontally or vertically. with horizontal product differentiation, each consumer prefers products that have certain characteristics. these may be geographical or product-oriented. vertical ... own behaviour. in a mathematical sense, a firm's conjecture is the derivative of aggregate firm output with respect to a single firm's output. ji ji jiji n cp , ...
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Microsoft Word - memo142.doc
... a monetary value to life and health, which imposes a normative judgement. the literature usually prefers measures that express benefits in non-monetary terms. common measures in health intervention evaluation are ... such as cervical cancer. a second branch in the literature models the physician as a firm, maximizing profit, focusing on the role of financial rewards on the behavior of physicians. ...
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opportunistic competition law enforcement pdf
... or not to investigate. the per period expected profits for an individual firm from collusion are c - f. in this subsection, we abstract from ... on the cartel agreement to consist of a grim trigger strategy the firm reverts to the nash equilibrium forever. the expected cartel profits vc ... can deter collusion in only one industry (because t t 2t) and prefers to do so (because v( (t))+u( (t -t)) t))). if ...
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team incentives public organisations experimental study pdf
... , itoh (1991) analyses situations in which an employer prefers to provide team incentives (eliciting effort on an ... firm. more precisely, if indi team denotes the private public firm's , we assume that 2 team 1 indi. the following proposition implies that a manager who in interested in high output prefers ... firm's output is lower in team than in indi. 15 proof because v is the smallest v that prefers ...
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