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agglomeration economies netherlands pdf
... and suggestions. 9 1 introduction in the netherlands, most people and firms are located in the urbanised western part of the country. there must be advantages of this spatial clustering, since otherwise people and firms would move out, and ...
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analyzing labour supply elderly people life cycle approach pdf
... the retirement decision. why do people retire, when do they retire, and how (abruptly or gradually)? gustman and steinmeier (2005) estimate a life-cycle model of retirement and saving, with an emphasis ... probabilities are incorporated in the interest rate and reflect the presence of life-insurance or annuity markets, where competitive life insurance firms make payments to individuals (as a function ...
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corporate tax policy and incorporation eu pdf
... and 37% for new firms) is substantially smaller than the corporate share measured in terms of employment (82% for active firms and 59% for new firms). hence, corporations on average employ more people ... corporate tax rates and revenues, not a full explanation. 30 31 references alstadsaeter, a.,2003, the dual income tax and firms' income shifting through the choice of organizational form and real ...
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cross your border and look around pdf
... and refers to the skills and ability of employees. in fact, it is likely that high skilled employees are more productive than low skilled employees are. then employing relatively more high skilled people ...
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globalisation and dutch economy pdf
... and firms located in the industrialised countries of asia (japan, south korea, taiwan, singapore and hong kong) have moved the unskilled labour-intensive parts of their production processes of rather technologically intensive products and ... . 12 based on a classification of unctad wto by hinloopen and van marrewijk. to be found at http people.few.eur.nl vanmarrewijk eta intensity.htm. 13 china ...
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india and dutch economy stylised facts and prospects pdf
... spreads across a subcontinent, billion people, and has a recorded history going back thousands of years. it is quickly opening up to today's globalised world economy and is becoming a major economic ... korea and 1970s (purfield and schiff, other hand, in korea and also in japan a small number of very large domestic firms were at the forefront of economic change. in china, finally, foreign firms have ...
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linkages between financial and real sector economy pdf
... understanding of the economy. the authors would like to thank the following people for valuable comments and suggestions michiel bijlsma (cpb), adam elbourne (cpb), george gelauff (cpb), gabriele ... non-financial firms and households. a fall in asset prices lowers the net worth of households and firms, and reduces the value of their collateral. this activates both the financial accelerator' and the ...
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new economic geography empirics and regional policy pdf
... co-located firms, enforce the circular causality. without a backstop, the circular causality would drive the economic geography towards extreme agglomeration. the drift to the core of workers and firms stalls, ... similar picture there is a clear core periphery pattern, with a remarkable density of firms and people producing the bulk of value added on relatively few square kilometres. the statistics of ...
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tax policy and labor market sensitivity analysis age model pdf
... 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 that search for suitable workers to fill their vacancies. the search strategy of the unemployed is described by two variables, their search intensity and reservation ...
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skill gaps eu role education and training policies pdf
... be smoother if there are less rigidities in the education system, the labour market and international movements of people and goods. a smooth adjustment of the economy to the long-term equilibrium will ... as a lack of transparency and barriers to enter labour or product markets. these market failures may distort decisions of individuals and firms to invest in certain skills and thereby lead to a non ...
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