Size-Dependent Labour Regulations and Threshold Effects: The Case of Contract-worker Intensity in Indian Manufacturing

Published By: IGIDR on eSS | Published Date: 01, July

Labour regulations like employment protection legislation in India are size-dependent rules and therefore constitute a basis for threshold effects. Firms could use non-permanent workers to stay below the legal establishment size threshold of 100 workers. This strategy is expected to cause the ratio of non-permanent to total workers to peak at size close to the legal threshold size. [IGIDR WP-2013-012]. URL:[http://www.igidr.ac.in/pdf/publication/WP-2013-012.pdf].

Author(s): K.V. Ramaswamy | Posted on: Jul 23, 2013 | Views(707) | Download (777)


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