Titlebook: Institutional and Financial Incentives for Social Insurance; Claude D’Aspremont,Victor Ginsburgh,Frans Spinnewy Book 2002 Kluwer Academic

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978-1-4613-5237-2Kluwer Academic Publishers 2002

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Labor Market Policies and Equilibrium Employment: Theory and Application for Belgium,large target population. Sharing this view, this paper first develops an empirically justified general equilibrium model of the labor market that distinguishes passive and active labor market policies (LMPs). Since the theoretical analysis often leads to ambiguous effects of these policies on employment, the paper also simulates the model.

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Unemployment Compensation Preferences: Insurance and Solidarity,.). Economists have emphasized that the wage cost increase as a consequence of the social contributions is one of the main causes of unemployment and that the system therefore is caught in a vicious circle: larger unemployment leading to larger social contributions leading to larger unemployment. Th

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The Willingness to Pay for Pensions,ersons per worker increases and if it is desirable to keep pensions at their historical level or in proportion to past wages, then the contributions per worker have to be increased. One may fear that the workers will not accept the increased burden. Some economists have therefore proposed funded pen