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  Mentions légales
  EMU and Asymmetries in Labour Markets Meeting
September 29 & 30 2000
Summary of proceedings Paris
Existing asymmetries between European labour markets Lionel Fontagné CEPII Chairman  
An estimation of the wage-price loop with Phillips curve integrating the institutional characteristics Odile Chagny OFCE    
Frédéric Reynès OFCE    
The wage curve: the lessons of an estimation over a panel of countries Stéphanie Guichard IMF    
Jean-Pierre Laffargue CEPII    
Phillips curve asymmetry and the Nairu: tests and estimates for some euro zone countries Miguel Saint-Aubyn ISEG Lisbon    
Micro-level evidence on European labour-market asymmetries Pedro Silva Martins Lisbon University    
Asymmetry and the problem of aggregation in the euro area David Mayes Bank of Finland    
Matti Viren Bank of Finland    
The evolutions of wage setting mechanisms following the introduction of the euro Alain Gubian DARES Chairman  
Wage bargaining under EMU: lessons from Ireland and the Netherlands Dermot Hodson South Bank University, London    
Changing labour market flexibility in the EU Eric Pentecost Loughborough University    
John Sessions Brunel University    
Does EMU lead to European wage-setting? Alain Borghijs Antwerp University    
On the convergence of wage policy after EMU Wolfgang Scheremet DIW Berlin    
Adjustment in EMU: a macro-economic impact evaluation of the degree of coordination between national trade unions Steven Tanguy Rennes University    
Labour asymmetries and the conduct of the monetary policy in EMU Daniel Gros CEPS Chairman  
The finnish EMU buffers and the labour market under asymmetric shocks Kari E. Alho ETLA    
Asymmetric labour markets in a converging Europe: do differences matter? Ray Barrell NIESR    
Karen Dury NIESR    
European labour markets and the Euro: how much flexibility do we need? Michael Burda Berlin University    
The fundamentals behind differences in regional migration Ruud De Mooij CPB    
Richard Nahuis CPB    
Ashok Parikh East Anglia University    
Labour market institutions and monetary policy in EMU: do asymmetries matter? Andrew Hallet Hughes Strathclyde University    
Nicholas Viegi Strathclyde University