Regulating European Labour Markets: More Costs than Benefits?
15 February 1991
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Energy and Environment
Economic Theory
Government and Institutions
The authors examine the history of EU labour market regulation, review studies of the impact of such regulation and conclude that one of its principal effects is likely to be reduced employment.
1999, Hobart Paper 138, ISBN 0 255 36420 2, 86pp, PB
1999, Hobart Paper 138, ISBN 0 255 36420 2, 86pp, PB
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