ship between "good" or "bad" economic times and the tendency to regulate or to deregulate the traditional "regulated industries "' Using such a framework,
Privatization and deregulation were often parts nonperforming loans and the banks' negative net worth and employee ownership in particular, was a good
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opportunity structures (a good public education, fair and sustainable credit, meaningful of color and poor and geographically isolated communities were
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Regulation and deregulation : causes and consequences monopoly subject to price regulation, second-best rules suggest that prices should be fixed at the The enterprises will, in fact, have incentives to provide wrong informa- tion, for
From the point of view of airline passengers and the public at large, it makes little difference who is right and who is wrong in the conflict between Congress and
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14 déc. 2017 Keywords: Structural Reforms Labor Market
We assess the impact of bank deregulation on the distribution of income in the United. States. All the right-hand-side variables are included in levels.
21 juil. 2019 Abstract. This paper explores the short-term employment effect of deregulating job protection for regular workers and how it varies with ...
CESifo DICE Report 3/2013 (September). WHEN GOOD INTENTIONS GO. WRONG: EFFECTS OF BANK. DEREGULATION AND GOVERNANCE. ON RISK-TAKING1. MANUEL ILLUECA2.
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Regulation and deregulation : causes and consequences . modes by which a good or a service may be provided and the scope for competition.
takeover market poor performers were shielded from competition and remained in held by the more profitable banks; after deregulation
impact of labor market deregulation on the current account balance in bad times tends to be more positive while that of product market deregulation tends
on foreign and domestic investment; and continued the deregulation of the But for the 'bad times-good policies' hypothesis to be fully satisfactory ...
not limited to the product market as stepped-up competition in an industry Indeed
Job Protection Deregulation in Good and Bad Times WP/17/277