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This paper explores the correlation between employment protection legislation (EPL) and the rate of workplace accidents, using a theoretical model and data for OECD countries. EPL has been rolled back in most OECD countries since the mid‐80s. In parallel, there has been a decrease in the number of workplace accidents reported, especially non‐fatal ones. We ask the question whether less employment...
In this paper we analyze the performance of several methods for classification applied to the Romanian blogosphere. Blogs are difficult to categorize by humans and machines alike, because they are written in a changeable style. In the early days of web, directories maintained by humans could not keep up millions the websites; likewise, blog directories cannot keep up with the explosive growth of the...
In this paper, we examine the consequences of sequencing on the progress of reforms in transition economies. The paper uses panel logit models to determine whether or not progress in some reforms enhances the prospects for other reforms. We find that progress on small-scale privatization is associated with advances in several other reforms, perhaps because small-scale privatization creates lobbies...
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