Labor markets and institutions
By: Jorge Enrique Restrepo, Andrea Tokman R., editors
Contributors: Restrepo, Jorge; Tokman, Andrea
Series: Series on central banking, analysis, and economic policies -- 8
Publisher: Central Bank of Chile
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Santiago, Chile
Language: eng
Number of pages: 435
Subjects: Labor market; Congresses; Manpower policy; Mercado laboral; Congresos
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Labor markets and institutions : an overview  -- Jorge E. Restrepo and Andrea Tokman R.; title: Distribution, efficiency, and labor market regulation : in theory, in OECD countries, and in Latin America  -- Giuseppe Bertola; title: On the effects of targeted employment policies  -- Juan J. Dolado, Marcel Jansen, and Juan F. Jimeno; title: Who benefits from labor market regulations? : Chile 1960-1998  -- Claudio Montenegro and Carmen Pagés; title: Unemployment-poverty tradeoffs  -- Pierre-Richard Agénor; title: Are labor market regulations an obstacle for long-term growth?  -- César Calderón and Alberto Chong; title: Labor market regulations and income inequality : evidence for a panel of countries  -- César Calderón, Alberto Chong and Rodrigo Valdés; title: Did European labor markets become more competitive in the 1990s? : evidence from estimated worker rents  -- Gilles Saint-Paul; title: Assessing the flexibility of the labor market in Chile : an international perspective  -- Elías Albagli, Pablo García and Jorge E. Restrepo; title: Microeconomic flexibility in Latin America  -- Ricardo Caballero, Eduardo Engel and Alejandro Micco; title: Designing labor market institutions  -- Olivier Blanchard; title: The dynamics of earnings in Chile  -- Cristóbal Huneeus and Andrea Repetto; title: Trade orientation and labor market evolution : evidence from Chilean plant-level data -- Olga Fuentes and Simon Gilchrist.