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Facts­heet I: „Arbeits­zeit: Ver­kür­zung statt Fle­xi­bi­li­sie­rung“ Sei­te 1

Facts­heet I: „Arbeits­zeit: Ver­kür­zung statt Fle­xi­bi­li­sie­rung“ Sei­te 2

Quel­len und wei­te­re Lite­ra­tur zum Thema:

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• Freidl, Julia; Hau­er, Ger­lin­de, 40 Jah­re 40-Stun­den-Woche in Öster­reich. Was jetzt mit der Arbeits­zeit? Revo­lu­ti­on?, in: blog.arbeit-wirtschaft.at (2015), URL: http://blog.arbeit-wirtschaft.at/40-jahre-40-stunden-woche-in-oesterreich-und-jetzt-revolution/
• Gubi­an, Alain, Les 35 heu­res et l’emploi: d’une loi Aubry a l’autre, in: Regards sur l’actualite no 259 (2000) 3–26.
• Green, Fran­cis, It’s Been a Hard Day’s Night: The con­cen­tra­ti­on and Inten­si­fi­ca­ti­on of Work in Late Twen­tieth-Cen­tu­ry Bri­tain, in: Bri­tish Jour­nal of Indus­tri­al Rela­ti­ons 1/​39 (2001) 53–80.
• Hart, Robert, Working Time and Employ­ment (Bos­ton 1987).
• Hol­man, Corey; Joyeux, Bob­bie; Kask, Chris­to­pher, Labor pro­duc­ti­vi­ty trends sin­ce 2000, by sec­tor and indus­try, in: Mon­th­ly Labour Review 131 (2008).
• Huang, Chun-chieh; Chang, Juin-jen; Lai, Ching-Chong; Lin, Chung-chen, Worker Pro­duc­ti­vi­ty, Working Time Reduc­tion, And The Short-Run And Long-Run Employ­ment Effects, in: Scot­tish Jour­nal of Poli­ti­cal Eco­no­my 4/​49 (2002) 357–368.
• Huber­mann, Micha­el; Minns, Chris, The times they are not chan­ging: Days and hours of work in Old and New Worlds, 1870–2000, in: Explo­ra­ti­ons in Eco­no­mic Histo­ry 44 (2007) 538–567.
• Hunt, Jen­ni­fer, The respon­se of wages and actu­al hours worked to the reduc­tions of stan­dard hours, in: NBER Working Paper Seri­es (1995).
• Hunt, Jen­ni­fer, Has work-sharing worked in Ger­ma­ny?, in: Quar­ter­ly Jour­nal of Eco­no­mics 1/​114 (1999) 339–381.
• Kap­teyn, Arie; Kal­wij, Adria­an; Zai­di, Asghar, The myth of work-sharing, in: Labour Eoc­no­mics 11/​1011 (2004) 293–313.
• Kawa­gu­chi, Dai­ji; Nai­tō, Hisa­hi­ro; Yokoya­ma, Izu­mi, Labor Mar­ket Respon­ses to Legal Work Hour Reduc­tion: Evi­dence from Japan, Eco­no­mic and Social Rese­arch Insti­tu­te, Cabi­net Office (2008).
• Kra­marz, Fran­cis; Cahuc, Pierre; Cré­pon, Bru­no; Schank, Thors­ten; Skans, Oskar Nord­ström; van Lomu­val, Gijs­bert; Zyl­berg, And­re, Labour mar­ket effects of work-sharing arran­ge­ments in Euro­pe, in: Boe­ri, Tito; Bur­da, Micha­el; Kra­marz, Fran­cis (Hrsg.), Working hours and job sharing in the EU and USA: Are Euro­peans lazy? Or Ame­ri­cans cra­zy? (Oxford 2008).
• Lee, Timo­thy B., The big puz­zle in eco­no­mics today: why is the eco­no­my gro­wing so slow­ly? In: Vox (2016), Url: http://www.vox.com/2016/8/1/12131216/theories-gdp-growth-slow.
• Lehment, Har­men, Lohn­zu­rück­hal­tung, Arbeits­zeit­ver­kür­zung und Beschäf­ti­gung. Eine empi­ri­sche Unter­su­chung für die Bun­des­re­pu­blik Deutsch­land 1973–2000, in: Die Welt­wirt­schaft 2 (1991) 72–85.
• Loge­ay, Camil­le; Schrei­ber, Sven, Tes­ting the effec­ti­ve­ness of the French work-sharing reform: a fore­cas­ting approach, in: App­lied Eco­no­mics 17/​38 (2006) 2053–2068.
• Mari­mon, Ramon; Zili­bot­ti, Fabri­zio, Employ­ment and dis­tri­bu­tio­nal effects of restric­ting working time, in: Euro­pean Eco­no­mic Review 44 (2000) 1291–1326.
• Mar­tin-Roman, Angel, Working Time Reduc­tions and Labour For­ce Par­ti­ci­pa­ti­on in Unem­ploy­ment Con­texts: A Note, in: Theo­re­ti­cal Eco­no­mics Let­ters 4 (2014) 174–182.
• Mosel­le, Boaz, Effi­ci­en­cy Wages and the Hours/​Unemployment Tra­de-Off, Dis­cus­sion Paper 1153 (1996).
• Nach­rei­ner, Rädi­ker, Jan­ßen, Scho­mann (2005): Unter­su­chun­gen zum Zusam­men­hang zwi­schen der Dau­er der Arbeits­zeit und gesund­heit­li­chen Beein­träch­ti­gun­gen. Gesell­schaft für Arbeits‑, Wirt­schafts- und Orga­ni­sa­ti­ons­psy­cho­lo­gi­sche Forschung.
• Oli­vei­ra, Ali­ne; Ulrich, Vale­rie, L’incidence des 35 heu­res sur le temps par­ti­el, in: Pre­mie­res syn­the­ses 1/​07 (2002).
• Pas­se­ron, Vla­di­mir,  35 heu­res: trois ans de mise en oev­re du dis­po­si­ti­ve ‚Aubry I‘, in: Pre­mie­res syn­the­ses 2/​06 (2002).
• Pirk­lbau­er (2017): Kin­der­be­treu­ung und der 12-Stun­den-Tag – Eine Kontroverse.
• Poyn­t­ner, Phil­ipp, Beschäf­ti­gungs­ef­fek­te von Arbeits­zeit­ver­kür­zung. Eine makro­öko­no­mi­sche Per­spek­ti­ve. Wirt­schaft und Gesell­schaft 4 /​2016 (2016).
• Poyn­t­ner, Phil­ipp, The macroeco­no­mic effects of work-sharing. Magis­ter­ar­beit, Uni­ver­si­tät Wien (2015).
• Rapo­so, Pedro S.; van Ours, Jan C., How working time reduc­tion affects jobs and wages, in: Eco­no­mics let­ters 1/​106 (2010) 61–63.
• Roche­teau, Guil­laume, Working time regu­la­ti­on in a search eco­no­my with worker moral hazard, in: Jour­nal of Public Eco­no­mics 3/​84 (2002) 387–425.
• San­chez, Rafa­el, Do reduc­tions of stan­dard hours affect employ­ment tran­si­ti­ons? Evi­dence from Chi­le. War­wick Eco­no­mic Rese­arch Papers 925 (2010).
• She­pard, Edward; Clif­ton, Tho­mas, Are lon­ger hours redu­cing pro­duc­ti­vi­ty in manu­fac­tu­ring), in: Inter­na­tio­nal Jour­nal of Man­power 7/​21 (2000) 540–553.
• Schank, Thors­ten, Have Employees in Ger­ma­ny Recei­ved Full Wage Com­pen­sa­ti­on After A Cut In Stan­dard Hours?, in: Man­ches­ter School 3/​74 (2006) 273–293.
• Schwen­din­ger, Micha­el, Über Beschäf­ti­gungs­wir­kung und Erfolgs­be­din­gun­gen von Arbeits­zeit­ver­kür­zun­gen. Ein Lite­ra­tur­über­blick, in: Wirt­schaft und Gesell­schaft 1/​41 (2015) 107–126.
• Sim­mons, Robert; Schank, Thors­ten; Andrews, Mar­tyn, Does Work­s­ha­ring Work? Some Empi­ri­cal Evi­dence from the IAB Panel, in: Dis­cus­sion Papers, Fried­rich-Alex­an­der Uni­ver­si­tät Erlan­gen-Nürn­berg. 25.
• Sku­te­rud, Mikal, Iden­ti­fy­ing the Poten­ti­al of Work-Sharing as a Job-Crea­ti­on Stra­te­gy, in: Jour­nal of Labour Eco­no­mics 2/​25 (2007) 265–287.
• Stei­ner, Vik­tor; Peters, Rals-Hen­ning, Employ­ment Effects of Work Sharing. An eco­no­metric ana­ly­sis for West Ger­ma­ny, in: ZEW Dis­cus­sion Papers 0020 (2002).
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