The Constituency Effect

In Gilles Saint-Paul (ed.), The Political Economy of Labour Market Institutions. Oxford University Press UK (2000)
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This chapter discusses the constituency effect. By this, it is meant that when a labour market institution is in place, it creates its own political support. This in turn generates status‐quo bias and resistance to reform. The effect is illustrated in the case of employment protection. Other applications include the role of initial conditions and of pre‐announcing the reform.

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