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Rõõm, Tairi; Dabušinskas, Aurelijus - 2011

The time series of various economic variables often exhibit asymmetry: decreases in the values tend to be sharp and fast, whereas increases usually occur slowly and gradually. We detect signs of an analogous asymmetry in firms’ wage setting behaviour on the basis of managerial surveys, with...

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Risk sharing through financial markets with endogenous enforcement of trades

Köppl, Thorsten V. - 2004

enforcement we study a Lindahl-equilibrium where people invest in asset portfolios and simultaneously choose to relax their … allow for optimal risk sharing as long as markets are complete, default is prevented in equilibrium and intermediaries … provide costly enforcement competitively. In equilibrium, costly enforcement translates into both agent-specific borrowing …

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Behavioural economics and taxation

Weber, Till Olaf - European Commission / Directorate General for Taxation …; … - 2014

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Tax compliance social norms and institutional quality : an evlolutionary theory of public good provision

Nicolaides, Panayiotis - 2014

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Working time and work–life balance in a life course perspective : A report based on the fifth European Working Conditions Survey

Anxo, Dominique; Franz, Christine; Kümmerling, Angelika - 2013

Understanding how working time is organised and how this is impacting on balance of work versus private life is of fundamental importance. This general statement is very much in accordance with the main objective of the Europe 2020 employment strategy, stating that at least 75% of the population...

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EU Enlargement: Benefits of the Single Market Expansion for Current and New Member States

Maliszewska, Maryla - 2004

The study suggests that the EU's eastward enlargement will be beneficial to the new members, while most EU countries will record minor welfare gains. Poland is expected to gain 3.4% of GDP, and Hungary almost 7%. The new members will experience production increases across almost all sectors,...

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The new Lisbon strategy : an estimation of the economic impact of reaching five Lisbon targets

Gelauff, George M. M.; Lejour, Arjan M. - 2006

development expenditures, and 70% target on the employment rate. Using CPBu0092s general equilibrium model for the world economy … and economic growth, Lisbon agenda, general equilibrium model …

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