Les indicateurs de protection de l'emploi: la mesure du droit du travail en question ?

Thierry Kirat

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Abstract: The assessment of the impact of labour law in general, of employment law in particular, on the labour market performance is very frequently grounded on employment protection indicators. The most used is the OECD "employment protection legislation" synthetic indicator. The article focuses of three indicators, namely those set-up by some scholars (Botero and al.) and multilateral institutions (Doing Business Project of the World Bank and OECD). The articles scrutinize the issues of what indicators measure and, conversely, what they do not measure. The enforcement of employment law appears as a key issue.

Keywords: employment law; labour market; unemployment; employment protection indicators; droit de l'emploi; marché du travail; chômage; indicateurs de protection de l'emploi (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006-09-19
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