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This paper assesses the implications of past and ongoing reforms in OECD product markets for the labour productivity gap, a key component of cross-country differences in GDP per capita. After a brief review of the theoretical literature, we bring together the results obtained in some of our...
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labor market regulation is high. Moreover, there is evidence in our sample that product market deregulation promotes labor … countries over the period 1980-2002, we present evidence that product market deregulation is more effective at the margin when … market deregulation. We show that these results are mostly consistent with the basic predictions of a standard bargaining …
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labor market regulation is high. Moreover, there is evidence in our sample that product market deregulation promotes labor … countries over the period 1980-2002, we present evidence that product market deregulation is more effective at the margin when … market deregulation. We show that these results are mostly consistent with the basic predictions of a standard bargaining …
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