[PDF] Top 20 What is a Workers’ Referendum for? Evidence from Italy

... result from effective ...other workers to take part in the struggle (Cregan et al., 2009). Thus, what were the outcomes of a referendum that drew over five million people and which represented ... See full document

... micro-econometric evidence we provide for Italian workers – based on six waves of the Bank of Italy Survey of Household Income and Wealth (SHIW) – is consistent with these theoretical predictions of ... See full document

... supporting evidence for the conjecture that regions that already have a relatively higher productivity level and a larger stock of knowledge, as the Northern regions of Italy, absorb incoming knowledge ... See full document

... 11 from 1994 to 2001, study the gender pay gap across the wage distribution by sectors for eleven European countries and find that the mean gender pay gap hides large variations in the gap across the wages ... See full document

... as Italy is concerned, the empirical evidence is firmly based on multi-­‐country studies applying panel unit root, panel cointegration, and panel causality ...running from GDP per capita to energy ... See full document

... Firstly, in our opinion further studies on format preferences will acquire significance based on the future behavior of the IASB concerning the possible resumption of the debate on the revision of this aspect of IAS 1. ... See full document

... data from households in communities across Ontario, Canada to estimate the relationships between several commonly recycled materials (newsprint, glass, plastic, aluminium cans, tin cans, cardboard and toxic ... See full document

... no evidence supporting the workload ...that workers in very small firms react more negatively to unemployment than workers in large firms ...no evidence of a differential impact of ... See full document

... The economic implication is that Italian lending conditions are not broadly bound together across regions through a cointegrating relationship at the NUTS-2 level. The global economic and financial crisis has clearly ... See full document

... ranging from 1 (every day) to 6 (never), in order to have a more concise description of paternal involvement, four categories are distinguished for each activity: every day (1), not every day but several times a ... See full document

... Nonetheless, a more accurate insight into the effect of the policy leads to a somehow different conclusion. The policy was very effective for male students, but there seems to be no effect for female students. Having ... See full document

... As defined by Christaller (1935) and subsequently refined by Losch (1944), central place theory aims to explain a hierarchical urban system based on the minimum market size thresholds needed to supply certain goods or ... See full document

... for reasons of comparability with other countries in which there is a clean evidence of the un- employment volatility puzzle, we take as reference period of calibration the last decade only, i.e., the period ... See full document

... statistically significant and its coefficient is <1. Excluding the constant from the model, the results do not change appreciably. It is important to underline that in both specifications, the correlogram shows ... See full document

... Figure 1 illustrates the variation across Italian regions in terms of GDP per capita and the homicides rate. Calabria stands out as having the lowest level of GDP per capita and the highest level of homicide rate. The ... See full document

... Overall, the analysis does not find significant health disparities based on education and work status. This result differentiates the Province of Trento from the rest of Italy, where health inequalities ... See full document

... N=86,185 Variables Dependent variable Number of GP visits Demographic characteristics Female Age yrs Married Children # Socio-economic characteristics Education yrs Employed Not employed[r] ... See full document

... N=86,185 Variables Dependent variable Number of GP visits Demographic characteristics Female Age yrs Married Children # Socio-economic characteristics Education yrs Employed Not employed[r] ... See full document

... the evidence also suggests that health outcomes are correlated with working life, including adverse working conditions (Fletcher et ...to workers’ ... See full document

... The Five Star Movement has crowed Donald Trump’s election as evidence of a protest movement sweeping the West. It is calling on Italians to seize the opportunity of the referendum to join in. And indeed, ... See full document