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Ein wertschöpfungsbasierter Ansatz der einzelwirtschaftlichen Verteilungstheorie. Bilanzpolitik und Arbeitsrecht als institutionalisierte Verhandlungsrestriktionen

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Florian Turk (Institute for Labour Law and Industrial Relations in the EC, University of Trier)
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Kollektive Aktivitäten werden organisiert und damit Kooperationsrenten ermöglicht, indem unter anderem Produktions- und Verteilungsprozesse institutionalisiert werden. Die Kooperationsrente im weitesten Sinne - und damit die gemeinsame Erfolgsgröße - ist die Wertschöpfung. Über formelle und informelle Regeln können institutionelle Restriktionen etabliert werden, die einen Verteilungsvorteil für spezifische Anspruchsgruppen garantieren. Als zentrale Frage ergibt sich, welche Verteilung der Wertschöpfung aus einem nicht-kooperativen Verteilungsprozess innerhalb des Zusammenwirkens ökonomischer und politischer Prozesse und der doppelten Vertragsunvollständigkeit resultiert. Hierbei wird die Beziehung zwischen Verteilungskonflikten und Institutionen in Form der systematischen Korrelation von Verteilungsasymmetrien mit institutionell bedingten Verhandlungsasymmetrien herausgearbeitet.

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Paper provided by Institute of Labour Law and Industrial Relations in the European Community (IAAEG) in its series Discussion Papers with number 200102.

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Keywords: Wertschöpfungsverteilung; Stakeholder; Rubinstein-Spiel;

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