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paper-flex-fitzenberger_0.pdf
... , ) f(t, ) where the deterministic function g describes how age-earnings profiles differ across cohorts. holding age constant, g(c, ) describes the profiles of wages earned by different cohorts over ... this category. medium-skilled workers in germany are the largest group of employees, making up workforce. workers in this group typically receive vocational training after finishing between nine and ten ...
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Microsoft Word - paper_flex_fredriksson.docx
... participants varies with the cycle. he regressed, inter alia, low-educated in programs on unemployment, holding constant low-educated among all individuals who are at risk of participating in a program ... , participants tend to be more positively selected in a downturn. second, training is a heterogeneous group of programs; the composition may change over the cycle as might the planned duration of ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion144.doc
... on the period 1998-2002, was much more explicit in setting targets, using incentives and holding schools accountable for student performance. with the introduction of the second plan, the accountability ... low ses sample n regular dutch low educated ethnic minority amsterdam socio-economic group low ses socioeconomic group n 50840 note the top panel shows estimates of quantile regressions for 5 ...
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analysis individual accounts unemployment risk netherlands pdf
... or more favourable withdrawal rights (e.g. a higher 'replacement rate') the group of workers that may end up with a negative account will ... individuals with a negative balance still reduce the private gain from holding or finding a job. on the upside may be that the ... with a negative terminal balance because they argue that the latter group will never end up with a positive account due to behavioural ...
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Microsoft Word - DP CCCTB voorblad.doc
... not explicitly model risk and thus ignores the uncertainty cost of holding equity. in fact, the ces function for the asset portfolio of ... a reduction in corporate tax rates (see e.g. ccctb working group, 2007; spengel and oestreicher, 2007). 14 recycling are presented in figure ... to increase t, but lower y. for example a smaller b, holding p and g constant, implies that a smaller taxable loss would ...
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cpb_lecture_090602.dvi
... analysis in 2, such conflict promotes state building magnifies common interest, relative to redistributive (group) interest how about violent internal conflict -- civil war? not common interests -- rather, extreme ... a trade-off when investing in violence weigh costs against a higher probability of holding power, controlling policy and seizing any redistributive cake which are the main drivers of ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion164.doc
... , june 2003, university of birmingham. 25 boyd, j., graham, s., hewitt, r. 1993. bank holding company mergers with nonbank financial firms effects on the risk of failure. journal of ... occasional paper 192, washington dc.. international country risk guide, 2006, international country risk guide, prs group. new york. jo, j., 2006, the link between domestic political institutions and asian financial ...
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do school inspections improve primary school performance pdf
... randomly and non-randomly selected schools. the results indicate that the measured characteristics of each group of schools that received one of the three inspection types closely mirror those found for ... , vol. 29, no. 1, pp. 63 75. wilcox, b. and j. gray, 1996, inspecting schools holding schools to account and helping schools to improve, open university press, buckingham. 29
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doc211.pdf
... negative external effects for other banks due to contagion. interconnectedness (for example through cross holding of deposits, credit lines, or interbank lending) or information spillovers (for example through perceived ... adverse-selection-free demand deposits. 6 diamond (1997) argues that if a sufficiently large group of consumers has no access to financial markets, banks are still able to improve ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc214.doc
... titles to decrease correspondingly. according to george, the landowners should not be compensated for this holding loss. in line with tiebout, it could be argued that the value of land also ... process. big groups are generally rather heterogeneous and individual members can not easily influence the group behaviour. in contrast, small groups are much more homogeneous and individual members can rather ...
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