Search Results - subject:"Scandinavian model"

The Norwegian oil bonanza and the Scandinavian model in comparative perspective

Iacono, Roberto - In: Comparative economic studies 61 (2019) 1, pp. 63-82

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A Nordic Mirror: Why Structural Reform Has Proceeded Faster in Scandinavia Than in Japan

Katz, Richard - 2008

Like Japan, the countries of Scandinavia went through big macroeconomics crises brought on by structural flaws. The difference is that their recoveries came more quickly and have been far more robust. Once again, the Scandinavian economies are treated as models. We argue that three factors shed...

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“Così è (se vi pare)”: Remarks on Subjective Well-Being from a Resource-Based Perspective

Simpura, Jussi - In: Social Indicators Research 114 (2013) 1, pp. 45-58

The present international interest on subjective well-being in research and policy-making is put under a critical eye from the perspective of the Scandinavian resource-based approach on well-being. In its stereotypical formulation, the Scandinavian approach is first and foremost interested in...

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Reallocation and restructuring: A generalization of the Balassa–Samuelson effect

Borgersen, Trond-Arne; King, Roswitha M. - In: Structural Change and Economic Dynamics 22 (2011) 4, pp. 287-298

Despite its strong theoretical position when it comes to explaining inflation in transition economies, the empirical findings of the Balassa–Samuelson (B–S) effect assign only a minor role to structural inflation – to the disappointment of analysts and policymakers. This article points to...

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Intersectoral Wage Linkages in Sweden

Friberg, Kent - 2003

the wage setting in other sectors. The theoretical background is the Scandinavian model of inflation, which states that … county councils sector. This is in line with the assumptions of the Scandinavian model. Furthermore, the empirical results … evidence of a wage leading role in line with the assumptions of the Scandinavian model for any of the sectors. …

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Intersectoral wage linkages in Sweden

Friberg, Kent - 2003

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The Next Generation of National R&D Programmes in Norway: Consequences for Action Research and Regional Development

Hildrum, Jarle Moss; Finsrud, Henrik Dons; Klethagen, Pal - In: International Journal of Action Research 5 (2009) 3, pp. 255-288

This paper examines the impact of a new national R&D programme in Norway, Programme for Regional Innovation and R&D (VRI), which uses action research (AR) to facilitate innovation-oriented collaboration between regional industry, R&D and public institutions. While the VRI programme builds on a...

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Intersectoral wage linkages: the case of Sweden

Friberg, Kent - In: Empirical Economics 32 (2007) 1, pp. 161-184

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Small is Resilient—the Impact of Globalization on Denmark

Nielsen, Klaus; Kesting, Stefan - In: Review of Social Economy 61 (2003) 3, pp. 365-387

The aim of this article is to investigate the impact of globalization on the Danish economy. We focus on four possible influences of globalization and European integration (as one of the expressions of globalization) which are widely discussed in the scientific discourse on this topic and appear...

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Intersectoral Wage Linkages in Sweden

Friberg, Kent - Sveriges Riksbank - 2003

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