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bargaining, leading to stronger effort incentives and higher output. However, it also reduces incentives for labor market …
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bargaining, leading to stronger effort incentives and higher output. However, it also reduces incentives for labor market …
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bargaining, leading to stronger effort incentives and higher output. However, it also reduces incentives for labor market …
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bargaining, leading to stronger effort incentives and higher output. However, it also reduces incentives for labor market …
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bargaining, leading to stronger effort incentives and higher output. However, it also reduces incentives for labor market …
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Outsourcing of labor intensive activities challenges the welfare state and undermines the protection of low-skilled workers. The stylized facts are that profits are concentrated among the high-skilled, involuntary unemployment is mostly among the low-skilled, and private unemployment insurance...
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The paper investigates the consequences of outsourcing of labor intensive activities to lowwage economies. This trend challenges the two basic functions of the welfare state, redistribution and social insurance when private unemployment insurance markets are missing. The main results are: (i)...
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