… policies to deliver social benefits to workers in that sector. … probing of hypotheses than is
possible with aggregate data. … of five measures of the institutional orientation of formal sector …

… to determine which of the two possible effects dominate. … Because safety violations generate
about 90 percent of total … ousness which measures the degree of unregulated worker safety. …

… benefits are characterized in various settings, and the impact of employment protection measures
on … The chapter explores the potential interactions between employment protection and …

… effective rate of protection as a measure of the immediate impact on sectoral earnings of the
abolition of … We can make a rough calculation, however, to indicate the extent of the possible …

… facility’s design benefits both safety professionals when planning worker safety measures for
a … from using such technology are obvious, “but the potential benefits in improved health by …

… second section, we review the (possible) links between absenteeism, sickness benefits,
and … the coefficient of our first measure of employment protection becomes significant, with a …

… time-variant measure of the potential severance payment that the worker … measure the effect
of the generosity of social security benefits on self-employment likelihood for waged workers…

… test, we lessen the potentially severe endogeneity and omitted … measures has the least
restrictive employment protection … Workers may pay for higher employment protection benefits …

… stronger labor protection raises labor costs and reduces firm profit… We start with different ways
to measure firm size and labor … measure of firm size is more vulnerable to potential outliers, …

… results from such measures, these efficiency gains may be offset… so, then employment
protection need not raise overall labor … UI benefits and longer potential duration of benefits at least …