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Microsoft Word - doc136.doc
... firms at the expense of the low-productive firms, as efficient firms are forced to exploit their competitive advantage. put differently, in a more competitive market firms are hurt more severely for being inefficient. the indicator rests on the approach that firms ...
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competition and access price regulation broadband market pdf
... firms, as well as multiple infrastructure-based firms. however, we do not analyze the optimal number of firms. our first finding is that when the market is unregulated and service-based firms ... -based firms would serve. the increases in wholesale revenues including from the market that the service-based firms gain from the infrastructure-based firms outweigh the downstream market revenues ...
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cpb book labour market flexibility netherlands 0 pdf
... analyse labour market flexibility, this study focuses on the role of the different types of prevailing labour relations. labour market flexibility determines the possibilities of firms in terms ... framework that discusses the advantages and disadvantages of labour market flexibility for both workers and firms. the framework structures labour market flexibility over the life cycle (acknowledging the ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc102
... high investments, which supports dynamic efficiency. the retail market is not regulated because firms with significant market power are absent. competition appears to have led ... market failures, indicators and consequences for policy (chapter 3). particularly, broadband is a network technology facing potential market failures. for instance, market failures might occur if firms have excessive market ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion154.doc
... 2005, the market abuse directive (mad) is in effect. this set of regulations concerns the publication of price sensitive information by firms listed on the amsterdam stock market. firms are obliged to ... regulation. in fear of sanctions from a tough regulator for withholding information from the market, firms may just publish as much information as possible, regardless of whether the news is ...
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analyzing macro economic impact child care subsidies age approach pdf
... formal goods market, the formal labor market, the black market and the financial market.2 agents operating on these markets are firms, households and the public sector. on the formal goods market, firms set ... between demand and supply determines the price of black labor. on the financial market, firms and the public sector exert net demand to finance investments and public deficits, respectively ...
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Working Paper (set-up) Engelsta [PFP#300747925]
... .trade marks protect the sign under which the product or service is brought on the market. firms can use trade marks to help consumers identify their goods. trade marks are usually meant ... a market for information goods that is characterized by network effects is the market for software. in this market, consumers benefit both from the direct and the indirect benefits of a larger market for ...
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market share and price dutch home care market power or quality pdf
... market share even if firms with high market share have no market ... firms would have higher costs (on which we do not have data). in a competitive market, only firms of optimal scale would remain active. if large, high-cost firms ...
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tax policy and labor market sensitivity analysis age model pdf
... -intensiveindustriessubjecttofiercecompetitionfromabroad. the output market environment of all firms is characterized by monopolistic competi- tion. in particular, firms set their output prices ... market is related to the mismatch between vacancies and unemployment. following pissarides (1990), mimic incorporates a market for jobs per skill type. on this market, unemployed people meet firms ...
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Flexibility of the Labour Market
... profiles and low job mobility do not necessarily pose a problem for the dutch labour market. firms may adopt increasing wage profiles for several reasons. for example, wage profiles do not ... the entire risk of the investment and receive all quasi-rents, since firms can diversify risks on the capital market. in practice labour contracts are incomplete, leaving room for renegotiation during ...
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