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Research Papers
The series of working papers published within the
framework of the Economic and Labour Market Analysis Department and the former Employment Strategy department programme includes Economic and Labour Market Papers (published from 2007) Employment
Papers (published until 2003) and Employment Strategy Papers (published 2004-2006). They are all listed below.
From June 2008, the papers published by the Economic and Labour Market Analysis Department are part of the
Employment Working Paper Series, which includes papers published by the whole Employment Sector.
Economic and Labour Market Papers:
| 2008/4 |
Is Asia adopting flexicurity? A survey of employment policies in six countries Paul Vandenberg
International Labour Office, 2008 |
| 2008/3 |
Seguridad de los mercados laborales:
Combinando flexibilidad y seguridad para el trabajo decente
Peter Auer
International Labour Office, 2008 |
| 2008/2 |
La sécurité du marché du travail :
comment conjuguer flexibilité et sécurité pour l’emploi décent
Peter Auer
International Labour Office, 2008 |
| 2008/1 |
Labour Market Regulation and Economic Performance: A Critical Review of Arguments and Some Plausible Lessons for India
Praveen Jha, Sakti Golder
International Labour Office, 2008 |
| 2007/12 |
Security in labour markets:
Combining flexibility with security for decent work Peter Auer
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/11 |
Offshoring and the labour market: What are the issues? Novella Bottini, Christoph Ernst, Malte Luebker
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/10 |
Recent dynamics in Brazil’s labour market Christoph Ernst
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/9 |
Les Indicateurs Doing Business : Limites méthodologiques et conséquences politiques (French version of paper 2007/6) Janine Berg and Sandrine Cazes
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/8 |
Los Indicadores de Doing Business: Problemas de medición y sus implicaciones en materia de políticas (Spanish version of paper 2007/6) Janine Berg and Sandrine Cazes
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/7 |
Bancos Centrales, Régimen de Meta de Inflación y Creación de Empleo (Spanish version of paper 2007/2) Gerald Epstein
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/6 |
The Doing Business Indicators: Measurement issues and political implications Janine Berg and Sandrine Cazes
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/5 |
The Employer of last resort programme: Could it work for developing countries?
L. Randall Wray
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/4 |
Why labour market regulation may pay off: worker motivation, co-ordination and productivity growth
Servaas Storm and C.W.M. Naastepad
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/3 |
In search of optimal labour market institutions
Peter Auer
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/2 |
Central banks, inflation targeting and employment creation
Gerald Epstein
International Labour Office, 2007 |
| 2007/1 |
World and regional trends in labour force participation: Methodologies and key results
Steven Kapsos
International Labour Office, 2007 |
Employment Strategy Papers:
| 2006/3 |
Globalization, economic policy and employment: Poverty and gender implications
James Heintz
International Labour Office, 2006
Spanish version - Globalización, políticas económicas y empleo: Implicancias en materia de pobreza y género |
| 2006/1 |
Labour market flexibility and employment and income security in Ethiopia: Alternative considerations
Maria Sabrina de Gobbi
International Labour Office, 2006 |
| 2005/20 |
Wage inequality by gender and occupation: A cross-country analysis
Marva Corley, Yves Perardel and Kalina Popova
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/19 |
L'intermédiation sur le marché du travail en Tunisie
Mohamed Salah Redjeb & Miloudi Ghobentini
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/18 |
On the evolution of employment structure in developing countries
Nomaan Majid
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/17 |
The FDI - employment link in a globalizing world: The case of Argentina, Brazil and Mexico
Christoph Ernst
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/16 |
The end of the Multi-Fibre Arrangement and its implication for trade and employment
Christoph Ernst and Alfons Hernández Ferrer (EMP/STRAT) and Daan Zult (IPG)
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/15 |
Trade liberalization, export orientation and employment in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico
Christoph Ernst
International Laour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/14 |
Employment in China: recent trends and future challenges
Ajit K. Ghose
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/13 |
The dynamics of the labour market and employment in Bangladesh: A focus
on gender dimensions
Rushidan Islam Rahman, with assistance of Naoko Otobe
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/12 |
The employment intensity of growth: Trends and macroeconomic
determinants
Steven Kapsos
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/11 |
Macroeconomic policies for higher
employment in the era of globalization
Amit Bhaduri
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/10 |
Towards
a new balance between labour market flexibility
and employment security for Egypt
Maria Sabrina de Gobbi and Alena Nesporova
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/9 |
Youth employment in Vietnam: Characteristics, determinants and policy
responses
Dang Nguyen Anh, le Bach Duong and Nguyen Hai Van
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/8 |
Chômage et conditions d'emploi des jeunes au Mali
Fousseini Traoré
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/7 |
Characteristics and determinants of youth unemployment, underemploymant and inadequate
employment in Ethiopia Berhanu Denu, Abraham Tekeste and Hannah van der Deijl
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/6 |
Chômage et employabilité des
jeunes au Maroc
Noureddine El Aoufi et Mohammed Bensaïd
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/5 |
Caractéristiques et déterminants
de l'emploi des jeunes au Cameroun
Gilles B. Njike Njikam, Roland M. Lontzchi Tchoffo et Violet Fotzeu
Mwaffo
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/4 |
Towards a national action plan for
youth employment in the Azerbaijan Republic
Martin Godfrey
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/3 |
Productivity growth and poverty reduction in developing countries
Andrew Sharpe
(forthcoming) |
| 2005/2 |
Mercado de Trabajo Juvenil: Argentina, Brasil y Mexico
M.C. Cacciamali
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2005/1 |
Protected
mobility for employment and decent work: Labour market security in a
globalised world
Peter Auer
International Labour Office, 2005 |
| 2004/19 |
School-to-work transition of youth in
Sri Lanka
S.T. Hettige, M. Mayer and M. Salih
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/18 |
What is the effect of trade openness on
wages?
Nomaan Majid
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/17 |
Employment , productivity and output
growth
Oliver Landmann
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/16 |
Imputation, estimation and prediction
using the Key Indicators of the Labour Markt (ILM) data set
Gustavo Crespi Tarantino
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/15 |
Is a stable workforce good for the
economy ? Insight into the Tenure-Productivity-Employment Relationship
Peter Auer, Janine Berg and Ibrahim Coulibaly
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/14 |
Estimating growth requirements for
reducing working poverty: Can the world halve working poverty by 2015?
Steven Kapsos
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/13 |
Labour
market policies and regulations in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico:
Programmes and impacts
Adriana Marshall
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/12 |
Reaching
Millennium Goals: How
well does agricultural productivity growth reduce poverty?
Nomaan
Majid
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/11 |
Capital
inflows and investment in developing countries
Ajit Ghose
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/10 |
Efectos
de la apertura comercial en el empleo y el mercado laboral de México y
sus diferencias con Argentina y Brasil (1990-2003)
Enrique Dussel Peters
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/9 |
Agricultural
productivity growth, employment and poverty in developing countries,
1970-2000
D.S. Prasada Rao, Timothy J. Coelli and Mohammad Alauddin
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/8 |
Global
employment trends for women, 2004
Sarah Elder and Dorothea Schmidt
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/7 |
Industrial
relations, social dialogue and employment in Argentina, Brazil and
Mexico
Adalberto Cardoso
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/6 |
The
labour market effects of US FDI in developing countries
Robert Lipsey
International Labour Office, 2004 |
| 2004/5 |
Global
poverty estimates and the millennium goals: Towards a unified framework
Massoud Karshenas
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2004 |
| 2004/4 |
Successful
employment and labour market policies in Europe and Asia and the Pacific
Claire Harasty
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2004 |
| 2004/3 |
Employment and
labour market effects of globalization: Selected issues for policy
management
Haroon Bhorat & Paul Lundall |
| 2004/2 |
Macroeconomic
reforms, labour market and labour policies: Chile, 1973-2000
Guillermo Campero
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2004 |
| 2004/1 |
Macroeconomic
reforms and a labour policy framework for India
Jayati Ghose
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2004 |
Employment Papers:
| EP 56 |
Fiscal
strategy for growth and employment in Pakistan: An alternative
consideration (A case study prepared within the framework of the
Global Employment Agenda
Tariq A. Haq
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 55 |
Trade
liberalization in Mexico: Its impact on growth, employment and wages
Gabriel Palma
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 54 |
Globalization
and Poverty
Nomaan Majid
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 53 |
Avoiding
the stabilization trap: Towards a macroeconomic policy framework for
growth, employment and poverty reduction
Iyanatul Islam
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 52 |
Minimum
wage in Chile: An example of the potential and limitations of this
policy instrument
Ricardo Infante, Andrés Marinakis and Jacobo Velasco
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 51 |
Labour
market for restructuring in Turkey: The need for more active policies
Peter Auer and Natalia Popova
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 50 |
Employment
promotion policies for older workers in the EU accession countries,
the Russian Federation and Ukraine
Mariangels Fortuny, Alena Nesporova, Natalia Popova
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 49 |
Global
poverty: National accounts-based versus survey-based estimates
Massoud Karshenas
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 48 |
Macroeconomic
stability, growth and employment: Issues and considerations beyond the
Washington Consensus
Muhammed Muqtada
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 47 |
Patterns of inter-sectoral
diffusion of technological growth, income concentration and capital
stocks
Ute Pieper
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2003 |
| EP 46 |
National
income,its distribution and the poor: Some differences between present
days developing countries
Nomaan Majid
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 45 |
Gender
inequalities, economic growth and economic reform: A preliminary
longitudinal evaluation
Nancy Forsythe et al.
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 44 |
External
liberalization, macroeconomic instability and the labour market in
Brazil
Matias
Vernengo
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002
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| EP 43 |
Why
unemployment remains so high in Central and Eastern Europe
Alena Nesporova
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 42 |
Argentina:
A decade of currency board - An analysis of growth, employment and
income distribution
Mario Damill, Roberto Frenkel and Roxana Maurizio
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 41 |
Trade
liberalization and labour markets: Perspective from OECD economies
Michael Landesmann, Robert Stehrer and Sandra Leitner
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 40 |
Towards an employment strategy
framework for Sri Lanka
Peter Richards in collaboration with Junko Ishikawa and
Martina Lubyova
(forthcoming), International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 39 |
Employment,
wages and income inequality in the internalization of China's economy
Wing Thye Woo and Ruoen Ren
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 38 |
World
and regional employment prospects: Halving the world's working poor by
2010 (PDF version)
Stefan Berger and Claire Harasty
ISBN 92-2-113163-7, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 37 |
Assessing
the impact of past distrbutional shifts on global poverty levels (PDF
version)
Malte Lübker
- Institute of Political Science, Martin Luther University
ISBN 92-2-113245-5, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 36 |
World
and regional estimates for selected key indicators of the labour
market
Wesley Schaible, Ramya Mahadevan-Vijaya
International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 35 |
Manufactured
exports, employment, skills and wages in Malaysia (PDF version)
Rajah Rasiah
- UNU-INTECH, Maastrich
ISBN 92-2-113081-9, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 34 |
Trade
liberalization and manufacturing employment: The case of India (PDF
version)
Bishwanath Goldar
- Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi
ISBN 92-2-113080-0, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 33 |
Trade
and international labour mobility (PDF version)
Ajit. K. Ghose
ISBN 92-2-113079-7, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 32 |
The
South African labour market in a globalizing world: Economic and
legislative considerations (PDF version)
Haroon Bhorat, Paul Lundall and Sandrine Rospabe
- University of Cape Town
ISBN 92-2-113057-6, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 31 |
Labour
market flexibility and employment security - Russian Federation (PDF
version)
T. Tchetvernina, A. Moscovskaya, I. Soboleva, N. Stepantchikova
ISBN 92-2-112798-2, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 30 |
Labour
market flexibility and employment security - Bulgaria (PDF version)
Iskra Beleva and Vasil Tzanov
ISBN 92-2-112799-0, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 29 |
Solving
the inflation-inequality puzzle: The importance of the initial rate of
inflation (PDF version)
Rossana Galli and Rolph van der Hoeven
ISBN 92-2-112957-8, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 28 |
Labour
market flexibility and employment security - Poland (PDF version)
Eugeniusz Kwiatkowski, Mieczyslaw W. Socha, Urszula Sztanderska
ISBN 92-2-112784-2, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 27 |
Labour
market flexibility and employment security - Czech Republic (PDF
version)
Jiri Vecernik - Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of
Sciences, Prague
ISBN 92-2-112750-8, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 26 |
Stable or unstable jobs: Has
job stability decreased in industrialized countries?
Peter Auer, Sandrine Cazes, V. Spieza
ISBN 92-2-113056-8, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002 |
| EP 25 |
Labour
market flexibility and employment security - Estonia (PDF version)
Reelika Arro - Ministry of Social Affairs
Raul Eamets - School of Economics and Business Administration,
Tartu University
Janno Järve, Epp Kallaste, Kaia Philips - School of Economics
and Business Administration, Tartu University
ISBN 92-2-112751-6, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 24 |
Stability and change: Japan's
employment system under pressure. Withdrawn
Olivier Passet
ISBN 92-2-112757-5, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 23 |
Towards
excessive job insecurity in transition economies?
Sandrine Cazes and Alena Nesporova
ISBN 92-2-112640-4, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 22 |
Successes
in anti-poverty: National-level poverty performance (PDF version)
Michael Lipton and Julie Litchfield
ISBN 92-2-112782-6, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2002
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| EP 21 |
Employment protection and
labour market policies: Trade-offs or complementarities? The case of
Denmark
Per Kongshøj Madsen
ISBN 92-2-112756-7, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 20 |
Peter Auer
(forthcoming), International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 19 |
Economic
growth, social policy and work
Nomaan Majid
ISBN 92-2-112579-3, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001
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| EP 18 |
Flexibility
and commitment in the United States labour market
Paul Osterman
ISBN 92-2-112543-2, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 17 |
Employment protection and
labour market policies: Trade-offs or complementarities? The case of
France
Bénédicte Galtier et Jérôme Gautié
ISBN 92-2-112755-9, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 16 |
The
size of the working poor in developing countries
Nomaan Majid
ISBN 92-2-112578-5, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 15 |
Assessing
labour market dynamics: European evidence
Thomas Kruppe
ISBN 92-2-112542-4, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 14 |
Labour
market policy for socially responsible workforce adjustment
Peter Auer
ISBN 92-2-112731-1, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 13 |
Is
minimum wage an effective tool to promote decent work and reduce
poverty? The experience of selected developing countries
Catherine Saget
ISBN 92-2-112459-2, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001
Also available in Russian Russian
Version (PDF Document) |
| EP 12 |
Global
economic inequality and international trade
Ajit K. Ghose
ISBN 92-2-112460-6, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 11 |
Self-regulation in the
workplace: Codes of conduct, social labelling and socially responsible
investment
Michael Urminsky
Published as MCC Working Paper No. 1
ISBN 92-2-112595-5, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 10 |
Redistribution
matters: Growth for poverty reduction
Hulya Dagdeviren, John Weeks - School of Oriental and African
Studies, University of London
Rolph van der Hoeven - International Labour Office, Geneva
ISBN 92-2-112358-8, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2001 |
| EP 9 |
The
ILO and the informal sector: an institutional history
Paul E. Bangasser
ISBN 92-2-112243-3, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000 |
| EP 8 |
"Assessing
aid" and global governance
Rolph van der Hoeven
ISBN 92-2-112323-5, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000
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| EP 7 |
Achieving
full employment in the transition economies
Geoffrey Renshaw
Department of Economics, University of Warwick
ISBN 92-2-112184-4, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000 |
| EP 6 |
Methods
for producing world and regional estimates for selected key indicators
of the labour market
Wes Schaible
ISBN 92-2-112175-5, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000 |
| EP 5 |
Productivity
and unit labour comparisons: A database
Bart van Ark and Erik Monnikhof
ISBN 92-2-112176-3, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000
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| EP 4 |
Poverty
and Structural Adjustment Some Remarks on Tradeoffs between Equity and
Growth
Rolph van der Hoeven
ISBN 92-2-112071-6, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000 |
| EP 3 |
Trade
liberalization and manufacturing employment
Ajit K. Ghose
ISBN 92-2-112066-X, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000 |
| EP 2 |
Ageing
of the labour force in OECD countries: Economic and social
consequences
Peter Auer and Mariàngels Fortuny
ISBN 92-2-112027-9, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000 |
| EP 1 |
The
impact of European integration on the development of national labour
markets
Philip Raines
European Policies Research Centre, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
ISBN 92-2-111997-1, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2000
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