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financial systems still reflect national values? The case of the United States, Germany, and France / Eelke de Jong -- Chapter 8 … independence and monetary policy in the US, Germany and France: have they converged? / Eelke de Jong -- Part IV. Concluding remarks …, Germany, and France. These three countries represent broadly different types of economic organization and their corresponding …
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, Germany, and France. These three countries represent broadly different types of economic organization and their corresponding …
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The article tries to answer an old question of economic theory and institutional economics: How do trade unions fit into a market economy? Are they a constitutive element of the market order or: are they a source of irritation and disruption?
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In this book, one of Germany's most influential economists describes his country's economy, the largest in the European … Germany's fiscal policy stance, product market regulation, capital market, environmental policy, aging and immigratio …
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adjustment within national models of capitalism through an analysis of recent labor-market reform in France and Germany. It … of politics - "competitive interventionismʺ in France and "conflictual corporatismʺ in Germany - within generally stable …
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