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Grenzen und Dysfunktionalitäten des Kassenwettbewerbs in der GKV : Theorie und Empirie der Risikolektion in Deutschland

Höppner, Karin - Zentrum für Sozialpolitik, Universität Bremen - 2005

. The compensation for morbidity and income is inadequate.In theory, there are strong incentives for the sichness funds to …

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Wirkungsanalyse der gesetzlichen Buchpreisbindung in Deutschland

Gottberg, Hans-Döring von - 2004

Untersuchungsgegenstand dieser Arbeit ist die Preisbindung auf dem deutschen Buchmarkt. Diese stellt eine absolute Ausnahmesituation dar, da sie für andere Wirtschaftszweige per se verboten ist. Das gilt umso mehr, als im Jahr 2002 das Preisbindungsgesetz eingeführt wurde und alle Verlage ihre...

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Risikoklassifikation und Wettbewerb auf Versicherungsmärkten

Beschorner, Patrick Frank Ernst - 2004

Mit der Schaffung des europäischen Versicherungsbinnenmarkteswurde 1994 auch der deutsche Versicherungsmarkt liberalisiert.Damit stehen seither den Unternehmen auf diesen Märkten mit derProduktgestaltung, der Prämienkalkulation und derRisikoklassifikation neue Wettbewerbsinstrumente zur...

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The wage gradient and the interaction between employment and residential decentralization in urban areas

Ghosh, Debashis; Ghosh, Debashis - 1995

carefully. Standard theory assumes that when firms decentralize, firms located away from the Central Business District (CBD … of capital, a complimentary factor of production. I show that the wage gradient posited by standard urban theory breaks …

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The economics of undocumented immigration: Mexican participation in the U.S. labor market

Olea, Hector Alonso; Olea, Hector Alonso - 1988

. Structural estimation of the labor supply and the participation decision of illegal Mexican immigration requires the solution of … the context of life cycle theory and stochastic behavior. The empirical part of the analysis reviews the problems of …

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Essays in microeconomics: Wage subsidy in an optimal redistribution program and bundling hardware and software

Zarovnyi, Alexei; Zarovnyi, Alexei - 2000

My dissertation consists of two unrelated essays. In the first essay, "Wage Subsidy in an Optimal Redistribution Program", I analyze the efficiency of income transfers and wage subsidies as instruments of income redistribution in an optimal taxation framework. I extend the Mirrlees model (1971)...

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Essays on bargaining power

Heidhues, Paul Franz; Heidhues, Paul Franz - 2000

negotiating with broadcasters.The second essay extends the bargaining theory developed in the first essay to multiple …

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Carrots and sticks: Enforceable effort and the minimum wage

Sadka, Richard Albert; Sadka, Richard Albert - 1999

Rent controls lead not only to a smaller market quantity of rental housing; they also result in a deterioration in the quality of available rental housing. A model of the labor market is presented in which the same kind of adjustment can take place when a minimum wage is imposed. The quality of...

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Sequential analysis of duration data with application to "reemployment bonus" experiments

Bilias, Yannis - 1995

Suitable methodology and an asymptotic theory for the sequential analysis of time-to-event (duration) data is developed … on martingale theory. Instead a modern empirical process theory is used to deal with the underlying two …-dimensional character of the problem. A very general treatment of the large sample theory with minimum technicalities is made developed. …

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Wages, growth and cycles in the Brazilian economy

Barros, Alexandre Ranos Coelho - 1991

Brazilian economic development is marked by the reproduction of a very unequal income distribution profile. This has been justified by theories which prescribe the optimal allocation of resources and full employment of factors of production. Supposedly, a higher rate of economic growth is...

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