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Degressivity of unemployment benefits is a major feature of social protection in most industrialised countries: the … the unemployment spell. Moreover degressivity of unemployment benefits has significant distributive effects as the risk of … long-term unemployment varies from one individual to another. This paper proposes a formal model of political support for …
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This research focuses on the gap between the last employment and the new job at the exit of unemployment in the … at the exit of unemployment is an important phenomenon. One can suggest that either relegate positions could characterize …
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unemployment » surveys. A review of recent studies about job quality shows the importance of multi-dimensional approaches. Yet few …. Risks of short-term and badly paid jobs have also been explored. It appears that leaving unemployment leads massively to low …
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This paper focuses on transition from unemployment to employment. A comparison between jobs found by formerly …
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This paper is the French contribution for an international comparative survey directed by the Japan Institute for Labour Policy and Training (Tokyo). It assesses available empirical data, analyses and debates. It obeys to the standard architecture of the international questionnaire :...
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wages and unemployment benefit. The variety of its roles comes along with a great diversity of the beneficiaries and their …
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We develop a model economy adapting Hotelling's migration law to make individuals react to the gradient of their indirect utility. In a first version, individuals respond uniquely to utility differences. In a second phase, we insert our migration law as a dynamic constraint in a spatial model of...
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Financial globalization has led to the explosion of the principle of societal regulation applied by the political domain considered as inoperative, in order to be taken over by civil society. This is the dogma of ungovernability. Civil society, proclaiming its expertise, does nevertheless affirm...
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There are many apparent similarities between the current political and economic situations of France and Italy. The mainstream view is that at least part of the neo-liberal strategy could be a solution to the economic problems of both variants of the European model of capitalism. However, the...
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Applying regressions on a sample of 18 OECD countries from 1970 to 2009 using new indicators, we find that right-wing governments liberalize more the financial sector that left-wing governments. We show that if a left-wing government accepts to liberalize the financial sector, an increase of...
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