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ordnungspolitische Konsequenz dieses Befundes lautete daher Liberalisierung von Netzindustrien durch Privatisierung und Marktöffnung, d …. h. ein Abbau von Marktzutrittsschranken durch Deregulierung. Wettbewerb stößt in Netzindustrien jedoch an Grenzen, weil …, weil die Deregulierung hier durch eine sektorspezifische Marktmachtkontrolle begleitet wird, wofür eigens eine …
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Why do some countries adopt market-oriented reforms such as deregulation, privatization and liberalization of …
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Privatisierung von Schieneninfrastruktur zusammengefasst. …
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untersucht, wie der Sozialstaat reformiert werden kann, damit er den zukünftigen Herausforderungen, vor allem Arbeitslosigkeit …
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This paper explores the relationship between economic growth and the welfare state. We argue that: (i) the institutional constraints set by the international monetary system may be at least as effective determinants of growth differentials between countries as the different dimensions of their...
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Since the early 1970s, the scope for national social and economic policy in advanced industrial societies has been constrained by three consecutive changes in the international political economy. These were: 1) the breakdown of the Bretton Woods currency regime of fixed exchange rates and the...
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The capitalist welfare state achieved its full development within the nearly closed national economies of the early postwar decades. After the rampant protectionism following the Great Depression, and after the complete breakdown of world markets in World War II, the restoration of international...
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The argument in this chapter is that formation of EMU is about restructuring the financial architecture of Europe in order to enhance-rather than simply diminish-national autonomy. By implication, EMU functions-at least in part-to shore up and insulate Europe's member states during a period of...
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The capitalist welfare state achieved its full development within the nearly closed national economies of the early postwar decades. After the rampant protectionism following the Great Depression, and after the complete breakdown of world markets in World War II, the restoration of international...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009463738
This paper examines why policy-makers (experts in central banks, ministries of finance, employers' organizations and trade unions) of Britain, France, and Germany have accepted an 'asymmetrical' Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) which incorporates a developed monetary component, yet a relatively...
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