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Does regulation affect the pace and nature of innovation and if so, by how much? We build a tractable and quantifiable ….4% lower due to the regulation, a 2.2% consumption equivalent welfare loss. Four-fifths of this loss is due to lower innovation … changes in the direction of R&D, and find that regulation's negative effects only matter for incremental innovation (as …
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contractual regulation, such as in the domain of consumer protection …
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the work force in the developing world in the past two decades. The persistence of large informal sectors throughout the … developing world, including countries with high rates of growth, puts a premium on increasing our knowledge of how informal …
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Does regulation affect the pace and nature of innovation and if so, by how much? We build a tractable and quantifiable ….4% lower due to the regulation, a 2.2% consumption equivalent welfare loss. Four-fifths of this loss is due to lower innovation … changes in the direction of R&D, and find that regulation's negative effects only matter for incremental innovation (as …
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Does regulation affect the pace and nature of innovation and if so, by how much? We builda tractable and quantifiable ….4% lower due to the regulation, a 2.2% consumption equivalent welfare loss.Four-fifths of this loss is due to lower innovation … forchanges in the direction of R&D, and find that regulation's negative effects only matter forincremental innovation (as …
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Laws on hiring and firing are intended to protect workers from unfair behavior by employers, to counter imperfections in financial markets that limit workers' ability to insure themselves against job loss, and to preserve firm-specific human capital. But by imposing costs on firms' adaptation to...
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