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Labour markets and the Eurozone crisis
Department of Applied Economics II – Economic Structure
STUDENT’S GUIDE
OF
LABOUR MARKETS AND THE EUROZONE CRISIS
Academic year 2015-16
Prof. Manuel Sanchis i Marco
Tenured of Applied Economics
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. DETAILS FOR IDENTIFICATION ............................................................................................... 3
2. AIM OF THE COURSE.............................................................................................................. 3
3. LEARNING OBJETIVES ............................................................................................................ 3
4. PREREQUISITES AND/OR ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ............................................................. 4
5. TEACHING METHODS ............................................................................................................. 4
6. COURSE CONTENTS ............................................................................................................... 4
SESSION 1: A long way to the political union of Europe? (1½ hours) ................................................ 4
SESSION 2: The institutional framework (1½ hours) ........................................................................ 4
SESSION 3: The EU labour markets in perspective (1½ hours) ......................................................... 4
SESSION 4: Asymmetric shocks and flexicurity (1½ hours) ............................................................... 4
SESSION 5: Proposals for a European Banking Union (1½ hours) ..................................................... 5
SESSION 6: Presentations on EU labour market flexicurity (1½ hours) .............................................. 5
SESSION 7: Presentations on the EU Banking Union (1½ hours) ....................................................... 5
SESSION 8: Exam of the previous sessions (1½ hours) .................................................................... 5
7. PRESENTATIONS.................................................................................................................... 5
PRESENTATION 6.1: Institutions, wage formation, and labour market reforms ................................... 5
PRESENTATION 6.2: Employment Protection Legislation (EPL) and adaptability .................................. 5
PRESENTATION 6.3: Flexicurity and active labour market policies (ALMP) .......................................... 6
PRESENTATION 7.1: Financial market integration and financial crisis in Spain .................................... 6
PRESENTATION 7.2: European Banking Union (I) ............................................................................ 7
PRESENTATION 7.3: The European Banking Union (II) .................................................................... 7
8. ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNING PROCESS .............................................................................. 8
9. COURSE REFERENCES ............................................................................................................ 8
9.1. Basic references .................................................................................................................... 8
9.2. Complementary references ...................................................................................................... 8
9.3. Articles
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1. DETAILS FOR IDENTIFICATION
Name of the subject
Degree
Department
Professor in charge
EU labour markets in the context of the Eurozone crisis
PostGraduate
Applied Economics II – Economic Structure
Manuel Sanchis i Marco
Office: Faculty of Economics, 3rd floor, office 3F1
Phone nº:+(34) 96 382 85 70
Fax nº: +(34) 96 382 83 54
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: http://www.manuel-sanchis.net/
Language of instruction
English
Course level
Postgraduate course: 12 hours
2. AIM OF THE COURSE
The course relates to the institutional and analytical framework to understand the EU labour
markets within the context of the current Eurozone political crisis. It aims at providing a
thorough analysis of the difficulties faced by EU Member states to achieve enhanced political
union. Further, it deals with the institutional rules set up by the Treaties, which concern
employment and labour market reforms.
The course also discusses the economic rationale for a successful EMU. The Euro calls
for further structural reforms both in markets of goods and services, and factors of
production. A common currency area such as the Eurozone still requires greater labour
market flexibility. The course will recall the notion of flexible labour market as a smooth
shock absorber to face asymmetric shocks. In the context of the current Eurozone crisis, the
course analyses the consequences that the clumsy design of the Eurozone project had on EU
economies such as the Spanish. Moreover, the course discusses alternative scenarios to save
the Euro, and provides long-lasting solutions. Among them, the course analysis in-depth the
current projects for an EU Banking Union.
3. LEARNING OBJETIVES
Students should acquire the ability to properly argue and discuss, in economic terms, about
the previous contents of the course. This implies that he/she should become capable to
explain in full –by using the several economic theories and concepts, and by following the
several labour market approaches– the need for enhanced institutional governance,
increased employment and labour market flexicurity, and fostered financial integration
through the Banking Union.
The provision of an analytical framework, and the discussion on the institutional features
and recent developments in the Eurozone crisis, will help students read articles and books
concerning this issue. The aim being to elaborate their own thinking in order to build up a
personal opinion on one of the topics discussed in class, and put all this in writing. This is the
very purpose of attending university courses: to learn how to read and write. In our case, if
refers to how to do it about the EU labour markets in the context of the Eurozone crisis.
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4. PREREQUISITES AND/OR ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Good knowledge in macroeconomics at intermediate level.
5. TEACHING METHODS
The first six topics are presented by the teacher, followed by a short exam (1½ hours).
Students should prepare a presentation on a topic chosen followed by discussion in class.
6. COURSE CONTENTS
17 February, Wednesday, 16:00-19:00
SESSION 1: A long way to the political union of Europe? (1½ hours)
1.1 About the idea of Europe
1.2 A clumsy European construction
1.3 Towards a new balance of power?
1.4 A constitution for Europe
References:
1. *Sanchis, M. (2014a): El fracaso de las élites. Escarmientos y lecciones de la Gran Crisis. Pasado &
Presente, Barcelona, chapter X, pp. 245-265.
SESSION 2: The institutional framework (1½ hours)
2.1 Free movement of persons and workers
2.2 The right of establishment, free provision of services
2.3 Labour mobility
2.4 The European social and employment policies
References:
1. Ramos, R.; Sanchis, M. (20137): “Política social y mercados de trabajo en la UE”, chapter 10 of Jordán,
J.M.; Tamarit, C. (eds.)(20137): La Economía de la Unión Europea. Aranzadi, Pamplona, pp. 347-372.
24 February, Wednesday, 16:00-19:00
SESSION 3: The EU labour markets in perspective (1½ hours)
3.1 A two-speed labour Market
3.2 Causes of unemployment in the EU
3.3 The need to reform EU labour markets
3.4 Concept and approaches to job quality
References:
1. Ramos, R.; Sanchis, M. (20086): “Política social y estrategia europea para el empleo”, chapter 8 of
Jordán, J.M. (ed.) (20086): La Economía de la Unión Europea. Aranzadi, Pamplona, pp. 295-321.
SESSION 4: Asymmetric shocks and flexicurity (1½ hours)
4.1 Conditions for success in a currency area: coping with asymmetric shocks
4.2 Price setting and wage bargaining behaviour
4.3 Concepts of labour market flexibility and adaptability
4.4 Wilthagen’s and Madsen’s definitions of flexicurity
4.5 A tentative proposal for the concept of flexicurity
References:
1. *Sanchis, M. (2014a): El fracaso de las élites. Escarmientos y lecciones de la Gran Crisis. Pasado &
Presente, Barcelona, chapters II and III, pp. 43-64 and pp. 65-86.
2. *Sanchis, M. (2013a): The Economics of the Monetary Union and the Eurozone Crisis. Springer, Springer
Brief in Economics, Cham-Heidelberg, chapters 3 and 4, pp. 29-40 and pp. 41-54.
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2 March, Wednesday, 16:00-19:00
SESSION 5: Proposals for a European Banking Union (1½ hours)
5.1 Proposals for a Banking Union
5.2 The Single Supervision Mechanism (SSM)
5.3 The Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM)
5.4 The European Deposits Guarantee Fund (EDGF)
References:
1. *Sanchis, M. (2014a): El fracaso de las élites. Escarmientos y lecciones de la Gran Crisis. Pasado &
Presente, Barcelona, chapters VIII and IX, pp. 195-218 and pp. 221-243.
2. *Sanchis, M. (2013a): The Economics of the Monetary Union and the Eurozone Crisis. Springer, Springer
Brief in Economics, Cham-Heidelberg, chapter 6, pp. 75-103.
SESSION 6: Presentations on EU labour market flexicurity (1½ hours)
6.1 Institutions, wage formation, and labour market reforms
6.2 Employment Protection Legislation (EPL), flexibility, and adaptability
6.3 Flexicurity and active labour market policies (ALMP)
(VID. INFRA PRESENTATIONS)
9 March, Wednesday, 16:00-19:00
SESSION 7: Presentations on the EU Banking Union (1½ hours)
7.1 Financial market integration and financial crisis in Spain
7.2 The European Banking Union (I)
7.3 The European Banking Union (II)
(VID INFRA PRESENTATIONS)
SESSION 8: Exam of the previous sessions (1½ hours)
One hour and a half exam
7. PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATION 6.1: Institutions, wage formation, and labour market reforms (2 March,
Wednesday, 16:00-19:00)
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5.
Fagan, G.; Mongelli, F.; Morgan, J. (2003): Institutions and Wage Formation in the
New Europe. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham-Northampton, 256 pp.
Ministry of Finance (1998): “Availability criteria in selected OECD-countries”. Working
Paper, nº. 6, Copenhagen, 49 pp.
Ministry of Labour (1999): The Labour Market Reforms. A Status. Ministry of Labour,
Copenhagen, 88 pp.
OCDE (2001): Des politiques du marché du travail novatrices. La méthode
australienne. OCDE, Paris, 394 pp.
Palme, J. (1999): The Nordic model and modernisation of social protection in Europe.
Nordic Council of Ministers, Copenhagen, 105 pp.
PRESENTATION 6.2: Employment Protection Legislation (EPL) and adaptability (2
March, Wednesday, 16:00-19:00)
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6.
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1. Bassanini, A.; Nunziata, L.; Venn, D. (2009), “Job protection legislation and
productivity growth in OECD countries”, Economic Policy, 349-402.
2. Bednarzik, R.W. (2000): “The Importance of ‘Flexible’ Markets in Explaining U.S. and
European Job Growth and Unemployment Differentials”, Labour Market Flexibility.
Proceedings of a Joint United States and European Union Seminar. US Department of
Labor, Bureau of International Labor Affairs, Washington, September, pp. 6-27.
3. Bertola, G. (2004), “A Pure Theory of Job Security and Labor Income Risk”, Review of
Economic Studies, 71:43-61.
4. Bertola, G.; Boeri, T.; Cazes, S. (2000): “La protection de l’emploi dans le pays
industrialisés: repenser les indicateurs“, Revue Internationale du Travail, vol. 139, nº
1, Bureau International du Travail, Genève, pp. 61-78.
5. Fischer, G.; Sanchis, M. (2000): “Employment promotion and transfer payments”, in
Policies Towards Full Employment. OECD, Paris, 2000, pp. 119-132.
6. Sanchis, M. (2000): “Perturbaciones macroeconómicas, políticas de ajuste y
adaptabilidad del mercado de trabajo”. Información Comercial Española, Madrid, 784:
123-134.
7. Sanchis, M. (2001): “Employment Performance, Economic Growth and Labour Market
Adaptability”. Labour Market Flexibility. Proceedings of a Joint United States and
European Union Seminar. US Department of Labor, Bureau of International Labor
Affairs, Washington, September, pp. 28-68.
8. Young, D. (2003), “Employment Protection Legislation: its economic impact and the
case for reform”, Economic Paper, nr. 186, Directorate-General for Economic and
Financial Affairs, European Commission.
PRESENTATION 6.3: Flexicurity and active labour market policies (ALMP) (2
March, Wednesday, 16:00-19:00)
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Auer, P.; Efendioğlu, Ű.; Lesche, J. (2005): Active labour market policies around the
world. Coping with the consequences of globalization. International Labour Office.
Geneva, 87 pp.
Madsen. P.K. (2004): “The Danish model of ‘flexicurity’: experiences and lessons”.
Transfer. European Review of Labour and Research, vol. 10 (2), pp. 187-207.
Royuela, V.; Sanchis, M. (2010): “La flexiguridad como atributo clave de un mercado
de trabajo adaptable”. Papeles de Economía Española, Madrid, 124:109-127.
*Sanchis, M. (2013a): The Economics of the Monetary Union and the Eurozone Crisis.
Springer, Springer Brief in Economics, Cham-Heidelberg, chapter 4, pp. 41-54.
Sanchis, M. (2013b): “Flexicurity”, in A. C. Michalos (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Quality of
Life Research. Heidelberg, Springer.
Wilthagen, T.; Rogowski, R. (2002): "Legal Regulation and Transitional Labour
Markets", in G. Schmid and B. Gazier (eds.): The Dynamics of Full Employment Social
Integration throughout Transitional Labour Markets. Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, pp.
233-273.
Wilthagen, T.; Tros, F. (2004): “The concept of ‘flexicurity: A new approach to
regulating employment labour markets”. Transfer. European Review of Labour and
Research, vol. 10 (2), pp. 166-186;
PRESENTATION 7.1: Financial market integration and financial crisis in Spain (9
March, Wednesday, 16:00-19:00)
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Fondo de Reestructuración Ordenada Bancaria (2012): “Sociedad de gestión de
activos procedentes de la reestructuración bancaria”, mimeo, 12 pp.
International Monetary Fund (2013): “Financial Sector Reform: Fourth Progress
Report”. IMF Country Report, nº 13/331, November 2013, 36 pp.
Jappelli, Tullio; Pagano, Marco (2008): “Financial market integration under EMU“.
Economic Papers, nº. 312, March, 43.
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“Memorandum of Understanding”, mimeo, 18 pp.
*Sanchis, M. (2014a): El fracaso de las élites. Escarmientos y lecciones de la Gran
Crisis. Pasado & Presente, Barcelona, chapters VIII and IX, pp. 195-218 and pp. 221243.
*Sanchis, M. (2013a): The Economics of the Monetary Union and the Eurozone Crisis.
Springer, Springer Brief in Economics, Cham-Heidelberg, chapters 5 and 6, pp. 55-74
and pp. 75-103.
Sanchis, M. (2011): Falacias, Dilemas y Paradojas. La Economía de España: 19802010. Publicacions de la Universitat de València, Valencia, chapter 4, pp. 113-133.
PRESENTATION 7.2: European Banking Union (I) (9 March, Wednesday, 16:0019:00)
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1. BIS (2013): “Basilea III: Coeficiente de cobertura de liquidez y herramientas de
seguimiento del riesgo de liquidez”, Comité de Supervisión Bancaria de Basilea, enero
2013, 74 págs.
2. BIS (2010): “The Basel’s Committee’s response to the financial crisis: report to the
G20”. Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, BIS, Basel, 15 pp.
3. *Sanchis, M. (2014a): El fracaso de las élites. Escarmientos y lecciones de la Gran
Crisis. Pasado & Presente, Barcelona, chapters VIII and IX, pp. 195-218 and pp. 221243.
4. *Sanchis, M. (2013a): The Economics of the Monetary Union and the Eurozone Crisis.
Springer, Springer Brief in Economics, Cham-Heidelberg, chapters 5 and 6, pp. 55-74
and pp. 75-103.
5. Vetter, S. (2013): “Do all roads lead to fiscal union? Options for deeper fiscal integration
in the Eurozone”. EU Monitor European Integration, Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt am Main,
15 pp.
PRESENTATION 7.3: The European Banking Union (II) (9 March, Wednesday,
16:00-19:00)
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European Commission (2013): “The future of EMU”. ECFIN Economic Brief, nº 22,
Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs, April, 9 pp.
European Commission (2012): “A Road map Towards a Banking Union”. COM(2012)
510 final, Brussels, 12 September 2012, 10 pp.
European Parliament (2013): “Banking Union: The Single Resolution Mechanism.
Monetary Dialogue, February 2013”, Directorate-General for Internal Policies,
European Parliament, Policy Department A, Economic and Scientific Policy,
Compilation of Notes, 2013, 58 pp.
Paris, P.; Wyplosz Ch. (2014): “PADRE. Politically Acceptable Debt Reestructuring in
the Eurozone“. Geneva Reports on the World Economy Special Report 3, ICMB and
CEPR, January, 39 pp.
*Sanchis, M. (2014a): El fracaso de las élites. Escarmientos y lecciones de la Gran
Crisis. Pasado & Presente, Barcelona, chapters VIII and IX, pp. 195-218 and pp. 221243.
Sanchis, M. (2014b): “Propuestas de Unión Bancaria en la Eurozona. Perfeccionar el
gobierno del euro, mejorar el gobierno global”, capítulo 10 de Beneyto, J.M. (ed.) El
modelo Europeo. Contribuciones de la Integración Europea a la gobernanza global.
Instituto Universitario de Estudios Europeos, CEU-San Pablo, Madrid.
*Sanchis, M. (2013a): The Economics of the Monetary Union and the Eurozone Crisis.
Springer, Springer Brief in Economics, Cham-Heidelberg, chapters 5 and 6, pp. 55-74
and pp. 75-103.
Sicilia, J.; et al. (2013): “Unión Bancaria: elementos integrantes y medidas
complementarias”. BBVA Documentos de Trabajo, nº 13/26, Agosto, Madrid, 25 pp.
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8. ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNING PROCESS
The final evaluation relies on the PowerPoint presentation (20%), the short exam (70%), and
attendance and active participation in classroom debates (10%).
9. COURSE REFERENCES
When preparing their topics, it is advised that students should focus on the so-called basic references.
Those with an asterisk constitute the basic support for the classes as well as for the short exam.
Those labelled complementary references and articles are most appropriate for the practical
presentations.
9.1. Basic references
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*Sanchis, M. (2014a): El fracaso de las élites. Cómo reparar los daños de Gran Recesión. Pasado &
Presente, Barcelona, 252 pp.
*Sanchis, M. (2013a): The Economics of the Monetary Union and the Eurozone Crisis. Springer
Brief in Economics, Springer, Heidelberg, 109 pp.
9.2. Complementary references
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Artis, M.; Nikxon, F. (2007): The Economics of the European Union. Policy and Analysis. Oxford
University Press, Oxford, New York, 436 pp., (Cf. Chapter 8, pp. 200-223).
Barr, N. (19983): The Economics of the Welfare State. Oxford University Press, Oxford, New York,
4714 pp.
Blanchard, O.; Romer, D.; Spence, M.; Stiglitz, J. (2012): In the Wake of the Crisis. Leading
Economists Reassess Economic Policy. The MIT Press, Cambridge-London, 239 pp.
Fagan, G.; Mongelli, F.; Morgan, J. (2003): Institutions and Wage Formation in the New Europe.
Edward Elgar, Cheltenham-Northampton, 256 pp.
Hall, P.; Soskice, D. (2001), Varieties of Capitalism, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
Heise, M. (2013): Emerging from the Euro Debt Crisis. Making the Single Currency Work. Springer,
Heidelberg, 308 pp.
Jordan, J.M.; Tamarit. C. (eds.) (20137): La Economía de la Unión Europea. Thomson-Civitas,
Madrid, 536 pp.
Kruppe, T.; Rogowski, R.; Schömann, K. (1998): Labour Market Efficiency in the European Union.
Employment protection and fixed-term contracts. Routledge Studies in the European Economy,
Routledge, 215 pp.
Maltritz, D.; Berlemann, M. (2013): Financial Crises, Sovereign Risk and the Role of Institutions.
Springer, Heidelberg, 195 pp.
Nowotny, E.; Mooslechner, P.; Ritzberger-Grünwald, D. (2009): The Integration of European
Labour Markets. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham-Northampton, 301 pp.
Petrakis, P.E.; Kostis, P.C.; Valsamis, D.G. (2013): European Economics and Politics in the midst of
the Crisis. From the Outbreak of the Crisis to the Fragmented European Federation. Springer,
Heidelberg, 260 pp.
Rajan, R.G. (2010): Fault lines. How Hidden Fractures Still Threaten the World Economy. Princeton
University Press, Princeton and Oxford, 206 pp.
Sanchis, M. (2011): Falacias, Dilemas y Paradojas. La Economía de España: 1980-2010.
Publicacions de la Universitat de València, Colección Educació. Materials, Valencia, 291 pp.
Snower, D.J.; De la Dehesa, G. (1997): Unemployment Policy. Government options for the labour
market. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge-New York-Melbourne, 591 pp.
9.3. Articles
1.
Algoé, Alphametrics (2001), "Construction of an index of labour market adaptability for EU
Member States, the US and Japan by a common methodology and with a network of experts".
Report to the European Commission, Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and
Equal Opportunities, European Commission, October.
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Arellano, F.A. (2005), “Evaluating the effects of labour market reforms ‘at the margin’ on
unemployment and employment stability: the Spanish case”, Economics Series Working Paper,
5, 1-12, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
Arellano, F. A. (2009), “Do training programmes get the unemployed back to work? A look at
the Spanish experience”, Revista de Economía Aplicada.
Arocena, P.; Núñez, I.; Villanueva, M. (2007), “The effect of enhancing workers' employability
on small and medium enterprises: Evidence from Spain”, Small Business Economics, 29:191201.
Barbieri, P. (2009), “Flexible Employment and Inequality in Europe”, European Sociological
Review, 25(6), 621-628.
Bassanini, A.; L. Nunziata; D. Venn (2009), “Job protection legislation and productivity growth
in OECD countries”, Economic Policy, 349-402.
Bertola, G. (2004), “A Pure Theory of Job Security and Labor Income Risk”, Review of
Economic Studies, 71:43-61.
Boeri, T.; J. Jimeno (2005), “The effects of employment protection: learning from variable
enforcement”, European Economic Review, 49:2057-77.
Boeri, T.; Garibaldi, P.; Macis, M. y Maggioni, M. (2002), "Adaptability of labour markets: a
tentative definition and a synthetic indicator". Report to the European Commission, European
Commission, June.
Clark, A.; Postel-Vinay, F. (2009), “Job security and job protection”, Oxford Economic Papers,
61(2):207-239.
European Commission (2007), Towards Common Principles of Flexicurity: More and better jobs
through flexibility and security, Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal
Opportunities, European Commission, Luxembourg, 38 pp.
European Commission (2010), New Skills for New Jobs: Action Now. A report by the Expert
Group on New Skills for New Jobs prepared for the European Union, Directorate-General for
Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, European Commission, Luxembourg, 33
pp.
Fischer, G.; Sanchis, M. (2000), “Employment promotion and Transfer Payments", Policies
Towards Full Employment, OECD, Paris, 2000, pp. 119-132.
Jordán, J. M.; Sanchis, M. (20055): “Política social y estrategia europea para el empleo”,
chapter 8 of Jordán, J. M. (ed.): La Economía de la Unión Europea. Aranzadi, Pamplona, pp.
279-301.
Kok, W. (2004), “Jobs, Jobs, Jobs. Creating more employment in Europe”. Report of the
Employment Taskforce chaired by Wim Kok, November 2003, European Commission, 93 pp.
Muffels, R.; Luijkx, R. (2008), “Labour market mobility and employment security of male
employees in Europe: 'Trade-off' or 'flexicurity'?”, Work, Employment and Society, 22:221-242.
Mundell, R.A. (1957), “International Trade and Factor Mobility”, American Economic Review,
vol. 47, pp. 321-335.
Nickell, S.; Nunziata. L.; Ochel, W. (2005): “Unemployment in the OECD since the 1960s:
What do we know?” The Economic Journal, 115:1-27.
OECD (2004), Employment Outlook, OCDE, Paris.
Origo, F.; Pagani, L. (2009), “Flexicurity and job satisfaction in Europe: The importance of
perceived and actual job stability for well-being at work”, Labour Economics, 16:547-555.
Pierre, G.; Scarpetta, S. (2006), “Employment protection: do firms’ perceptions match with
legislation?” Economics Letters, 90:328-34.
Pissarides, c. (2001), “Employment protection”, Labour Economics, 8:131-59.
Ramos, R.; Sanchis, M. (20137): “Política social y mercados de trabajo en la Unión Europea”.
Chapter 10 of Jordán, J. M. (ed.): La Economía de la Unión Europea. Aranzadi, Pamplona,
forthcoming.
Ramos, R.; Sanchis, M. (20024): “Unión monetaria y ajustes en el mercado de trabajo”,
capítulo 16 de Jordán, J. M. (ed.) La Economía de la Unión Europea. Civitas, Madrid, pp. 561588.
Regnér, H. (2002), “A nonexperimental evaluation of training programs for the unemployed in
Sweden”, Labour Economics, 9:187-206.
Royuela, V.; Sanchis, M. (2010): “La flexiguridad como atributo clave de un mercado de
trabajo adaptable”. Papeles de Economía Española, Madrid, 124:109-127.
Royuela, V.; Sanchis, M. (2010): “La reforma de la contratación en el mercado de trabajo:
entre la flexibilidad y la seguridad”. Document de Treball 2010/06, Institut de Recerca en
Economia Aplicada Regional i Publica, AQR-IREA Universitat de Barcelona, 46 pp.
Sanchis, M. (2014b): “Propuestas de Unión Bancaria en la Eurozona. Perfeccionar el gobierno
del euro, mejorar el gobierno global”. Capítulo 10 de Beneyto, J.M. (ed.) El modelo Europeo.
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Contribuciones de la Integración Europea a la gobernanza global. Instituto Universitario de
Estudios Europeos, CEU-San Pablo, Madrid.
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