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Presentation at NETSPAR conference on rethinking retirement
... -tier regimes generate two wage equations (ousiders or entry jobs and insiders), with insiders enjoying higher wages and avg. lower productivity this setting leads to different results vis a vis complete reforms ... constraint i.e. an increase in ubs will have to be financed with e.g. higher taxes or lower e subsidy with counteracting effects policy endogeneity, difficult to model but important ...
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paper-flex-martin-2.pdf
... and salary employees will benefit from greater productivity growth through higher wages. but greater labour mobility also implies a higher fraction of displaced workers who need adequate support 48. ... reallocation benefits many workers through higher real wages and better careers, some displaced workers lose out via longer unemployment durations and or lower real wages in post-displacement jobs. ...
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Microsoft Word - paper_flex_fredriksson.docx
... program effects column (2) presents estimates without any additional controls. these estimates indicate that higher unemployment contributes to a smaller difference in locking-in effects between the programs. the ... employment as participants in work practice; if anything we would expect that contribute to higher wages relative to work practice. work in progress - do not quote ifau what active labor ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion64.doc
... the probability of living abroad with studying abroad is associated with higher wages. however, it is not clear whether these higher wages are caused by studying abroad. key words studying abroad, ... courses. studying abroad is associated with higher wages. the estimates suggest that a year of studying abroad is associates with wages that are higher. however, the iv-estimates are inconclusive. hence ...
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analyzing female labor supply 0 pdf
... lowest wages, the relative impact on wages of the tax reform decreases as education increases. the positive effect of the increase labor force participation dominates the negative effect of higher wages ... supply equation becomes negative (and significant). women with unobserved characteristics that provide them higher wages, have thus a lower preference for working many hours. this is not what ...
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Microsoft Word - DP128_demooij _2_.doc
... fiscal spillovers and thus allow countries to design more efficient corporate tax systems with higher statutory rates. an ace might then become a more serious alternative. comprehensive business ... raises the productivity of labour. firms will therefore increase their labour demand. this requires higher wages to stimulate workers to supply more labour as the uncompensated elasticity of labour supply ...
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Microsoft Word - DP ECA voorblad.doc
... of labour and is accompanied by higher wages. this encourages labour supply so that employment expands. the increase in investment and employment lead to a higher level of gdp. welfare ... budget, the positive economic e ects are smaller. higher corporate tax rates are particularly harmful for investment, while higher labour taxes especially hurt labour supply incentives and reduce employment ...
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Microsoft Word - DP CCCTB voorblad.doc
... contain a risk premium, however, which forms a compensation for the higher uncertainty of equity stakes as compared to risk-free government ... accompanied by higher wages. this encourages labour supply so that employment expands. the increase in investment and employment lead to a higher level of ... so that e is unchanged, would result in a higher t and a higher y. now consider the case of a system of ...
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cpb book labour market flexibility netherlands 0 pdf
... motivate the worker. the wages of permanent workers may be higher to motivate them. 21 fourth, the wages of permanent workers may be higher because of their bargaining power. permanent workers are protected by employment protection legislation and may demand higher wages. although the wages ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion165.doc
... ). for instance, acemoglu and pischke (1999) predict both an experience premium as wages are higher during the later career of workers because of the investments in skills during ... capital leads to higher wages ++ individual wage differentials reflect productivity differentials. (-) wages rise with total job market experience, but not with tenure (-) theory on specific human capital wages rise with ...
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