Likely effects of structural reforms
Structural reforms and the potential effects on the Italian economy
... and in the fuel excise tax; (iv) increase in labor income tax as a way of mapping the rise of the additional regional tax rate on labor income; (v) increase in tax rates on tangible capital, t K , as a way of mapping the ...
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The effects of EMU on structural reforms in labour and product markets
... of structural reform - may be ...demand effects are likely to be weaker in euro-area countries than in the United ...demand effects outstripping supply effects in the short ...
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Quantifying the impact of structural reforms
... long-term effects on macroeconomic performance, they may also impact on the short-run ...the effects of structural reforms on the labor market for a selection of countries by way of ...
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The effects of structural reforms on productivity and profitabality enhancing reallocation: evidence from Colombia
... the reforms, though the corre- lations are stronger after the ...less likely face a drop in ...the reforms, the relation between output and demand becomes ...the reforms were successful in ...
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The effects of structural reforms on productivity and profitability enhancing reallocation: Evidence from Colombia
... impose that: (1) the demand share of the downstream industry for upstream production has to exceed 15%, and (2) the cost share of the upstream industry products in the downstream’s total costs is less than 15 percent. 12 ...
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What Determines the Likelihood of Structural Reforms?
... and reforms in one country impact other countries‟ policies and reforms and, thus, cannot be considered ...economic reforms are interlinked with waves of political ...of reforms (such as ...
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What determines the likelihood of structural reforms?
... financial reforms and income distribution and find a significantly negative ...and reforms in one country impact other countries‟ policies and reforms and, thus, cannot be considered ...economic ...
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Structural Reforms and the Enlargement of Monetary Union
... is likely that a high k makes it less attractive for both to enlarge the monetary L union, while increases in k H make in more attractive for a credibility concerned government in H, but less so for ...more ...
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Impact of bank structural reforms in Europe
... of structural reform to the DCM business for the 18 banks in our analysis is likely to amount to €1 ...of structural reform, but we would expect to see small increases in the fees charged to banking ...
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Employment effects of welfare reforms: Evidence from a dynamic structural life-cycle model
... is likely to reflect partly a discouragement effect whereby the low probability of finding a job deters workers from ...supply effects induced by the Employment Bonus, discussed below in the appli- cation ...
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What Makes Reforms Likely? Timing and Sequencing of Structural Reforms in Latin America
... of structural reform indicators recently compiled by Lora (1997) for about 20 Latin American countries for the period 1985- ...recent reforms in Latin America cannot be explained without either better ...
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Measuring the effects of structural reforms in Malta
... Abstract. Structural reforms are crucial to boost an economy’s long-term growth potential, enhance its resilienceand increase its flexibility to adjust to adverse ...of reforms in recent years, both ...
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What makes reforms likely: Political economy determinants of reforms in Latin America
... of structural reform indicators recently compiled by Lora (1997) for about 20 Latin American countries for the period 1985- ...recent reforms in Latin America cannot be explained without either better ...
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THE QUANTIFICATION OF STRUCTURAL REFORMS: INTRODUCING COUNTRY-SPECIFIC POLICY EFFECTS
... Source: OECD calculations. 5. Country-specific policy effects: simulation results 40. This section illustrates how the coefficient estimates from threshold regressions and interaction terms translate into ...
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Structural Banking Reforms
... banking reforms have recently been implemented or proposed in a number of jurisdictions, which account for a material share of global banking ...reaching reforms are in jurisdictions that are home to global ...
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The Euro and Structural Reforms
... of structural reforms in the goods market and the adoption of the ...market reforms in the "primary" ...market reforms have occurred in Europe, but rather means that the adoption of ...
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On the Sequencing of Structural Reforms
... On the other hand it should be noticed that the recent literature on the credibility and sustainability of structural reforms has emphasized the role of investment and of adjustment cost[r] ...
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Structural reforms in times of crisis
... regional-level productivity conditions and thereby encourage demand for low-skilled workers. Similarly to the trend observed in the area of job protection, responsiveness to such recommendations has been stronger during ...
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Structural reforms and growth in transition
... To put the effects of reforms into perspective, we can compare our estimates to the effects of various macroeconomic shocks and policies. Concerning oil shocks, for example, Rasmussen and Roitman ...
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Structural reforms in a debt overhang
... of reforms in product and labor markets in an open economy undergoing a protracted deleveraging of the private sector, with no room for fiscal or monetary ...
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