Corporatism and Economic Performance: A Comparative Analysis of Market EconomiesE. Elgar, 1993 - 218 頁 The industrialized economies of the world have experienced a considerable diversity of economic experience since the shocks of the 1970s. The authors of this major study assess the institutional determinants of economic performance in a comparative analysis of OECD economies. They focus in particular on the role played by corporatist arrangements in such countries as Austria and the Scandinavian states. Corporatism and Economic Performance argues that economists often have a narrow view of the scope and function of corporatism, focusing on the extent to which collective bargaining is centralized, and ignoring the important role of durable, consensual policy making arrangements. The record of the corporatist economies is assessed and considerable evidence is found to show that they have borne the burden of economic adjustment over the last twenty years in a less inegalitarian way than other OECD economies, with lower rates of unemployment and greater economic stability. In an increasingly integrated world economy, the future prospects for corporatism look uncertain, although there is still a strong economic case for corporatist institutions. This book sheds new light on corporatism as a complex and multidimensional entity, examining the rationale, scope, performance and future prospects of corporatist institutions. |
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... employment growth European Community Belgium 0.47 0.02 -0.66 1.16 Denmark 0.92 0.39 0.58 0.89 * France 0.74 0.35 -0.31 0.73 Germany 0.35 -0.56 0.37 1.45 Ireland 0.07 1.12 - 1.05 ... Performance Employment growth across the OECD since 1960.
... employment and inflation performance . This arises because of poor economy - wide coordination of economic adjustment . In the case of an adverse economic shock which reduces the feasible real wage , the new bargained equilibrium will ...
... employment performance . Monetary and fiscal policy in Belgium and The Netherlands was much more deflationary than in Sweden and Austria . This is because the Swedish and Austrian central banks are forced , by the nature of the ...
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social insurance 107 143 145 | 14 |
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