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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc104
... sectoral competitiveness 97 8 less red tape in europe 101 8.1 administrative costs 101 8.2 macro economic effects of less administrative costs 102 ... the services directive 113 annex 6 long-term effects of less red tape 114 references 115 7 preface a stronger emphasis on job ... is much larger and so is the effect of less heterogeneity. 1.2.4 less red tape in europe firms often complain about the time ...
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two quantative scenarios future manufacturing europe pdf
... and publishing are less affected. these are sectors which are more domestically oriented, less r d intensive and face less technological progress. ... workers is not important for manufacturing in europe. 3.3 less red tape in europe firms often complain about the time and costs ... country. this study does not assess the effectiveness of reducing red tape by 25%. a part of the administrative burden could ...
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presentation-bentolila.pdf
... jobs under advance notice are destroyed at rate i dismissal entails red-tape ...ring cost f (f for short) i wage bargaining on ... ...ring cost f on permanent jobs i firms become i less strict in ...ring permanent workers i more strict in transforming ... in the probability p of creating temporary jobs i less job creation i less job destruction i ambiguous e ect on unemployment simulation strategy ...
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Two-Tier Labor Markets in the Great Recession: France vs. Spain
... related to the turism industry. 13 hence, as a result of this relative abundance of less-skilled labor, most firms, especially small and middle-sized ones, adopted technologies which where ... jobs. first, there are red-tape firing costs f, to be directly interpreted as the epl gap under the previous assumption that termination of temporary contracts entail no red-tape firing costs. secondly, time ...
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Microsoft Word - DP_voorblad_scale_def.doc
... and third indicator as they depict an increase in competition, whereas a higher hhi suggests less competition due to more concentration and, consequently, fewer incentives to increase efficiency or productivity. finally ... plans would be handled by national regulatory systems in terms of costs, time efficiency and red tape (cf. djankov et al. 2008). for a full description of the case studies see www ...
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