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Has the crisis changed the use of antidumping? : A comparative analysis

Using detailed trade and tariff data, in this chapter various features of the antidumping investigations initiated in the first three quarters of 2009 are contrasted with similar investigations for the same three quarter period in 2007. This comparison reveals whether the targets of antidumping investigations have changed during the recent crisis

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English / 01/01/2009

Critical Analysis of Some Well-Intended Proposals to Fight Unemployment

In this paper it is asked whether it is meaningful to state a ‘right to work' as a basic human right to be written down in the constitution, for example, whether working time should generally be reduced, and whether those who do not have (or find) a job should get a guaranteed minimal income. All three demands have to be rejected, at least in the radical form in which they are…

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English / 01/01/2009

Competition principles under threat : Record of the proceedings IDRC Pre-ICN Forum on competition and development

Record of proceedings - On 2 June 2009, academic experts and practitioners from competition authorities from all over the world gathered at the IDRC pre-ICN forum to share experiences and discuss ways of reinstating competition principles in current circumstances. The three Sessions were structured as follows: (i) competition policy in a crisis, (ii) competition…

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English / 01/01/2009

Cultural Aspects of Entrepreneurship

This chapter deals with possible policy action to foster business start-up culture and positive attitudes towards business foundation in OECD countries. The formulation of recommendations for political action presupposes that the interactions between diverse factors of influence, start-up related mindset and business foundation activities are known. For this reason, theoretical…

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English / 01/01/2009

Curve Medicine - A New Perspective on the Production of Health

Health economists have studied the determinants of the expected value of health status as a function of medical and nonmedical inputs, often finding small marginal effects of the former. This paper argues that both types of input have an additional benefit, viz. a reduced variability of health status. Using OECD health data for 24 countries between 1960 and 2004, medical and…

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English / 01/01/2009

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