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C/E/45. Can labour market deregulation solve Europe's Employment Problem?
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Numerous researches have been done on the effects of the regulation/deregulation on the employment levels in different countries. The results have been mixed and some widely accepted assumptions have been challenged by different writers. This paper covers most of the arguments that have been used by the popular researches in the field, such as Nickell (1997), Scarpetta (1996) and Bertola (1996), while bringing in 'the other side of the story' through contradicting empirical evidence. The arguments belong to two different schools of thought: NAIRU and Keynes.
KEYWORDS: labour, market, deregulation, solve, europe, employment, problem,
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