The Roots of Informal Responses to Regulatory Change: Non-compliant Small Firms and the National Living Wage
The Roots of Informal Responses to Regulatory Change: Non-compliant Small Firms and the National Living Wage
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对监管变革的非正式反应的根源：不合规的小企业和国民生活工资
DOI：
10.1111/1467-8551.12363
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
5.6
通讯作者：
Ram M
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作者：
Ram M
小型“不合规”公司（那些逃避现有法规的公司）如何应对进一步的监管变化？2016年英国国民生活工资的影响通过22个主要是纵向案例研究的小型不合规公司进行了分析。不同的反应，不遵守的耐力，和模糊和动态的性质过渡到遵守讨论通过透镜的制度方法，以非正式。分析揭示了新的光微观过程的相对自主性和外部力量影响这些过程的条件。不合规的非正规性作为小企业的一个持续特征，不太可能仅仅通过法律的监管来改变。
How do small ‘non‐compliant’ firms (those evading existing regulations) react to further regulatory change? The impact of the National Living Wage in the UK in 2016 is analysed through 22 mostly longitudinal case studies of small non‐compliant firms. The varied responses, endurance of non‐compliance, and blurred and dynamic nature of transitions to compliance are discussed through the lens of institutional approaches to informality. The analysis sheds new light on the relative autonomy of micro processes and the conditions under which external forces affect these processes. Non‐compliant informality, as a persisting feature of small business, is unlikely to be transformed by legal regulation alone.