
The Danish Economy An International Perspective Second Edition
by Andersen, Torben M.; Dalum, Bent; Linderoth, Hans; Smith, Valdemar; WestergÃ?Â?Ã?Â¥rd-Nielsen, NielsRent Textbook
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Author Biography
Table of Contents
Growth and Business Cycles in the Danish Economy | |
Growth and standards of living | p. 1 |
Sources of growth | p. 3 |
The Danish welfare model | p. 7 |
International relations | p. 10 |
The Danish business cycle | p. 13 |
Danish economic policy | p. 21 |
Industry Structure | |
Introduction | p. 27 |
Basic factors behind structural change | p. 28 |
The structural composition of Danish production | p. 30 |
Primary industries | p. 33 |
Extraction of oil and gas | p. 34 |
Agriculture | p. 35 |
The secondary industries | p. 38 |
Utilities | p. 39 |
Construction | p. 40 |
Manufacturing | p. 41 |
The private service sector | p. 44 |
The private service sector | p. 45 |
Firm size and market structure | p. 47 |
Prospects for services industries | p. 50 |
The Danish services sector in an international perspective | p. 52 |
The public sector | p. 53 |
Perspectives | p. 56 |
International Trade | |
Introduction | p. 61 |
International trade | p. 63 |
European integration | p. 69 |
The Danish trade pattern | p. 73 |
Terms of trade and international competitiveness | p. 78 |
The balance of payments | p. 82 |
Financial Markets and Monetary Policy | |
Globalization of capital markets | p. 90 |
European cooperation in exchange rate and monetary policy | p. 94 |
Historical background | p. 94 |
The Economic and Monetary Union | p. 95 |
ECB and monetary policy | p. 96 |
Danish exchange rate and monetary policy | p. 97 |
Exchange rate policy | p. 98 |
Monetary policy | p. 101 |
Financial markets and institutions | p. 103 |
Financial institutions | p. 105 |
Banks | p. 105 |
Mortgage credit institutions | p. 108 |
Insurance companies and pension funds | p. 109 |
Other financial institutions | p. 111 |
Financial markets | p. 112 |
The stock market | p. 112 |
Bonds | p. 114 |
The Danish Labour Market | |
Labour supply | p. 120 |
Labour force participation | p. 121 |
Entry and exit from the labour market | p. 123 |
Working hours | p. 123 |
Qualifications | p. 125 |
Industrial relations | p. 127 |
Employee organizations | p. 128 |
Employers Organizations | p. 129 |
Collective bargaining | p. 129 |
Industrial Conflicts | p. 130 |
Wages | p. 131 |
Wage differentials between sectors and gender | p. 133 |
Wage differentials for educational groups | p. 134 |
Wage growth | p. 134 |
Wage costs | p. 136 |
Unemployment | p. 137 |
Short and long-term unemployment | p. 139 |
UI benefits | p. 140 |
Labour market policies | p. 142 |
Labour market reforms | p. 142 |
Activation measures | p. 143 |
Passive measures | p. 145 |
Flexicurity | p. 148 |
The Danish Welfare Model | |
Introduction | p. 153 |
Public sector size and structure | p. 156 |
Types of transaction | p. 157 |
Function | p. 159 |
Public sector structure | p. 161 |
Transfers | p. 163 |
Tax burden and the structure of taxation | p. 165 |
Personal income taxation | p. 167 |
Redistribution of income | p. 172 |
General government financial balances and gross debt | p. 174 |
Challenges to the welfare state | p. 179 |
Rules and Regulations | |
Introduction | p. 186 |
Competition policy in Denmark | p. 188 |
Indicators of imperfect compeition in Danish industries | p. 190 |
Energy, the environment and sustainable development | p. 194 |
Natural capital and sustainable development | p. 195 |
Resource prices | p. 198 |
Energy consumption | p. 200 |
The greenhouse effect | p. 202 |
Agricultural policy | p. 204 |
EU's common agricultural policy (CAP) | p. 204 |
Agricultural support | p. 207 |
Danish housing policy | p. 209 |
Growth, Innovation and Education | |
Introduction | p. 217 |
Growth developments | p. 218 |
Sources of growth | p. 220 |
Theories of economic growth | p. 220 |
Growth accounting | p. 222 |
Productivity growth in an international perspective | p. 224 |
Research and development | p. 227 |
Danish R&D expenditure | p. 228 |
R&D and productivity growth | p. 230 |
Innovation | p. 232 |
The patent activity in Denmark, OECD and EU | p. 234 |
Developments in patent activities of Danish firms | p. 235 |
Innovation expenditure and intensity | p. 237 |
Education | p. 238 |
Knowledge, New Economy and growth? | p. 241 |
National Accounts | |
Output | p. 249 |
Price concepts and value added | p. 250 |
GDP defined in terms of expenditure | p. 252 |
GDP and other income terms | p. 253 |
Consumption of fixed capital and net terms | p. 253 |
Savings (S), capital formation (I) and the current external balance | p. 254 |
International comparisons | p. 254 |
GDP and alternative measures | p. 255 |
Price and Quantity Indexes | |
Price index formula | p. 258 |
Quantity indexes | p. 261 |
Deflating | p. 262 |
Four general price indexes | p. 263 |
Index | p. 265 |
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