In the light of the financial crises of the late 1990s and the heightened attention to the financial sector of the economy, surveillance was extended beyond the traditional area of macroeconomic policy to bear on the adoption of and compliance with standards and codes of conduct in banking supervision, market rules, and transparency of statistics.
If they open only during the busiest times during the day and in the evening, labor productivity will increase. Furthermore, over the long term, there is the issue of hysteresis effects.3 In a recession, firms reduce their investment, including that in employment and research and development (R&D). The unemployed do not have the chance to accumulate work experience.