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Telecommunications regulation in the U.S. is replete with a system of subsidies and taxes. Because of budgetary …
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' incentives to differentiate their services should shape the policy debate for competitive local telecommunications …
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Product and labor market deregulation are fundamentally about reducing and redistributing rents, leading economic … players to adjust in turn to this new distribution. Thus, even if deregulation eventually proves beneficial, it comes with … regulation as determining both the entry costs faced by firms, and the degree of competition between firms. We think of labor …
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government designs the rules of the game has an impact on concentration, competition, and prices. Pro-competition regulation …
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strives to partly redress this lacuna on the theory side by introducing three novel political economy mechanisms with …
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The wave of crises that began in 2008 reheated the debate on market deregulation as a tool to improve economic …, and price and wage rigidities. Regulation affects producer entry costs, employment protection, and unemployment benefits …. We first characterize optimal monetary policy when regulation is high in both countries and show that the Ramsey …
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The pay-as-you-go social security system, increasingly burdened by dwindling labor force, can benefit from immigrants whose birth rates exceed those of the native born birth. The paper examines adynamic political-economy mechanism through which the social security system influences the young...
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regulation took effect. I find that strategic firms reduced their emissions by approximately 20% relative to other firms and …
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This paper explores the effects of labor and product market reforms in a New Keynesian, small open economy model with labor market frictions and endogenous producer entry. We show that it takes time for reforms to pay off, typically at least a couple of years. This is partly because the benefits...
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business cycle conditions at the time of deregulation significantly affect adjustment. A reduction of firing costs entails …
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