Titlebook: European Economies in Transition; In Search of a New G Oliver Fabel (Professor of Management Studies),Fra Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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Isaac oder Die Entdeckung der Raumzeit the effects of implementing only partial reforms. This is confirmed by investigating a simple model designed to capture the possible impacts of ‘flattening’ the decision hierarchy. The results are applied to discuss the consequences of European bureaucratic integration.

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The Economics of European Monetary Integration and the Convergence Problemes has been challenged. The time-inconsistency of the monetary policy cannot be taken as an explanation of the wide differentials of interest with Germany, because from the second half of the 1980s real wage rigidity has prevented a ‘surprise’ inflation be considered a successful strategy by a perip

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Dynamic Structural Changes in Selected European Countries, with a Comparison with Japan and the Unitcertain phenomena which are taken to represent structural changes. To interpret such ‘dynamic discontinuities’ we employ a descriptive framework derived from dynamical systems theory. Our method departs from traditional and modern growth theories as we use a more disaggregated description of the eco

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Emergence and Development of the Service Economy in the European Union economists, still sticking to the ‘industrial paradigm’ and thus to the idea that only ‘manufacturing matters’, consider service growth as being very negative: their productivity surpluses are zero or small, they are inflationary, and they lead to stagnation. Before entering into this debate, it is

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Long-Term Care Insurance, Savings, and Strategic Bequestsbes the relevant stylized facts as they apply to Germany. It then develops a simple principal-agent model of intra-family strategic bequest/care exchanges. Within this framework the risk-relief effect associated with mandatory LTC-insurance — as introduced in Germany in 1995 — is seen to induce a de

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Intersectoral Innovation Flows Within and Between Nations and Regions: Network Analysis and Systems ardy and Piedmont). The analysis of the intersectoral innovation flows within the systems is based on an input-output database rearranged in vertically integrated sectors and studied through network analysis methodology and indicators.

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Structure and Productivity During a Simulated Transition: The Polish Casend the micro levels. These changes have involved the privatization of the national economy, liberalization of foreign trade and technical progress. In the model used for this analysis the privatization and technical progress take the form of autonomous technical progress affecting all of the install

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Transition and the ‘Speciation’ of the Japanese Modeld consequence of the policies followed during the American occupation of the country when the . companies were at first nationalized and then privatized. The emergence of the Japanese species of capitalism implies that the transformations occurring in the former socialist countries cannot be seen as