ifo DICE Report

2003 - 2020

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The New Directive on the Right of Citizens of the Union and their Family Members to Move and Reside Freely within the Territory of the Member States - What Changes Does it Bring? pp. 3-7: Ana Herrera de la Casa and Michael Meduna
The EU Directive on Free Movement and Access to Social Benefits pp. 8-13: Kay Hailbronner
Did the European Free Movement of Persons and Residence Directive Change Migration Patterns within the EU? A First Glance pp. 14-20: Tanja El-Cherkeh, Max Steinhardt and Thomas Straubhaar
The EU Directive on Free Movement - A Challenge for the European Welfare State? pp. 21-29: Wolfgang Ochel
Workplace Training and Labour Market Institutions in Europe pp. 33-41: Giorgio Brunello
The Regulation and Privatisation of the Public Water Supply and the Resulting Competitive Effects pp. 42-49: Johann Wackerbauer
Income Taxation and its Family Components in France pp. 50-54: Fabien Dell and Katharina Wrohlich

Access and Interconnection Pricing Issues in Telecommunications pp. 3-9: Ingo Vogelsang
Broadband Access in Europe: Challenges for Policy and Regulation pp. 10-15: Paul de Bijl and Martin Peitz
Telecommunications Reform and Performance – A Global View pp. 16-21: Antonio Estache, Ana Goicoechea and Marco Manacorda
Fibre-optic Networks: On Investment, Regulation and Competition pp. 22-28: Peter Heinacher and Brigitte Preissl
The Telecommunication Markets in Selected OECD Countries: Market Characteristics and Regulatory Institutions pp. 29-38: Thomas Kiessl and Hans Schedl
Shareholder Protection Across Countries – Is the EU on the Right Track? pp. 39-43: Mathias Siems
Criminal Tax Law in the U.S. – A Model for Improving German Criminal Tax Law Enforcement? pp. 44-49: Matthias Zahner

Incentive Regulation for Electricity Networks pp. 3-9: Paul Joskow
Unilateral Market Power in Wholesale Electricity Markets pp. 10-15: Frank A. Wolak
Electricity Market Liberalisation and Integration in the European Union pp. 16-23: Tooraj Jamasb and Michael Pollitt
Lessons from Liberalised Electricity Markets pp. 24-29: Ulrik Stridbaek
Regulation of the Electricity Market in Germany pp. 30-38: Volker Heck
Pricing and Reimbursement of Prescription Drugs in German Social Health Insurance pp. 39-47: Stefan Greß, Jürgen Wasem and Dea Niebuhr
Ranking of Countries - The WEF, IMD, Fraser and Heritage Indices pp. 48-60: Wolfgang Ochel and Oliver Roehn
Statistical Assistance for Programme Selection - For a Better Targeting of Active Labour Market Policies in Switzerland pp. 61-68: Stefanie Behncke, Markus Frölich and Michael Lechner

Different approaches to bankruptcy pp. 3-8: Oliver Hart
Insolvency laws around the world - a statistical analysis and rules for their design pp. 9-15: Stijn Claessens and Leora Klapper
EU insolvency regulation and its impact on European business pp. 16-21: Bob Wessels
Bankruptcy and small business - lessons from the US and recent reforms pp. 22-26: Michelle White
Insolvency in selected OECD countries: Outcomes and regulations pp. 27-33: Rigmar Osterkamp
Sustainability of fiscal policy in the EU-15 pp. 34-38: Antonio Afonso
Financing the EU budget - Present situations and perspective pp. 39-44: Johannes Clemens and Astrid Lemmer
Russia's FLat-Tax: Myths and facts pp. 45-49: Clifford Gaddy and William Gale

Restructuring Railways: In Theory and Practice pp. 3-9: Marc Ivaldi
Regulation and Deregulation in the Japanese Rail Industry pp. 10-15: Fumitoshi Mizutani
Railway Privatisation and Regulation in Great Britain pp. 16-20: Chris Bolt
Railway (De-)regulation in Germany pp. 21-25: Günter Knieps
Railway (De-)regulation in EU Member States and the Future of European Rail pp. 26-33: J. Scherp
Inequality across the Generations in North America and Europe pp. 34-39: Miles Corak
Concepts and Measurement of Labour Market Institutions pp. 40-55: Wolfgang Ochel
The Effective Tax Burden of Companies in Europe pp. 56-63: Michael Overesch
Education Policy in the UK pp. 64-74: Stephen Machin and Anna Vignoles

Urban Congestion Pricing – Economists and Practitioners Join Hands pp. 3-4: Tilmann Rave
City Tolls – One Element of an Effective Policy Cocktail pp. 5-11: Richard Arnott
Road Pricing – Singapore’s 30 Years of Experience pp. 12-16: Kian-Keong Chin
London Congestion Pricing – Implications for Other Cities pp. 17-21: Todd Litman
Policy Transfer through Research Networks – the Example of Urban Road Pricing pp. 22-27: Catharina Sikow-Magny and Marcel Rommerts
Not optimal, but Effective: the Multi-Mode Ticket for Reducing Urban Traffic Congestion in Medium-Sized Towns pp. 28-33: Ronnie Schöb
Land and Property Taxation in 25 Countries: A Comparative Review pp. 34-42: Richard Bird and Enid Slack
An international Comparison of Selected Innovation Drivers pp. 43-52: Lothar Funk and Axel Plünnecke
Tax Reform in the Slovak Republic pp. 53-60: Ivan Miklos, Marek Jakoby and Karol Morvay
Credit and Product Market Effects of Banking Deregulation: Evidence from the French Experience pp. 61-65: Marianne Bertrand, Antoinette Schoar and David Thesmar

An Overview of Welfare-to-Work Efforts pp. 03-07: Rebecca Blank
Welfare Reform, Work and Wages: A Summary of the US Experience pp. 08-12: Jeffrey Grogger and Lynn A. Karoly
Workfare: Towards a New Entitlement or a Cost-cutting Device Targeted at Those Most Distant from the Labour Market? pp. 13-17: Ivar Lødemel
Hartz IV – Welfare to Work in Germany pp. 18-25: Wolfgang Ochel
Job Search Monitoring and Sanctions pp. 26-29: Gerard van den Berg and Bas van der Klaauw
The German Electricity Sector – Finally on the Move? pp. 30-39: Ingo Vogelsang
Family Policy in France: Old Challenges, New Tensions pp. 40-44: Jeanne Fagnani
Experience Rating of Unemployment Insurance in the US: A Model for Europe? pp. 45-50: Julia Fath and Clemens Fuest

Size and Impact of Privatisation – A Survey of Empirical Studies pp. 03-11: Candra S. Chahyadi, William L. Megginson and Jeffry M. Netter
Political Institutions and Privatisation Policy pp. 12-18: Bernardo Bortolotti
The Challenges of Infrastructure Privatisation pp. 19-25: Ioannis Kessides
Privatisation in Austria: Response to Internal and External Pressures pp. 26-32: Ansgar Belke and Friedrich Schneider
Privatisation Experiences in France pp. 33-40: Michel Berne and Gérard Pogorel
Dual Income Taxation in EU Member Countries pp. 41-47: Wolfgang Eggert and Bernd Genser
Inherent Inequality and the Extent of Redistribution in OECD Countries pp. 48-53: Matti Tuomala and Hannu Tanninen
Who is Reaping the Gains from Globalisation? – The Role of Labour Market Flexibility pp. 54-59: Tobias Seidel
Should Energy Taxation “Go Dutch”? pp. 60-66: Herman R.J. Vollebergh
Health-care Reform in Slovakia pp. 67-75: Anton Marcincin, Peter Pazitny and Rudolf Zajac