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El resumen de este documento puede consultarse en la version publicada por el Bank of Finland y recogida en el Boletin de Instituciones Economicas Europeas numero 91. (mac)
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This study examines wage paths in the Finnish manufacturing using the Johansen method in estimations. The empirical results have the following implications. <p> i) Wage-wage links in the Finnish manufacturing industry have been tight. In a longer perspective, wages in the high-pay branches and...</p>
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This article evaluates the fundamental characteristics of the Finnish labour market. In fact, if one wishes to verify the favourable effects of increasing »corporatism» in an empirical context, Finland should be an obvious candidate. It is hard to find an industrialized economy where the...
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This article evaluates the fundamental characteristics of Finnish labour markets. As the unionization rate in Finland is exceptionally high by international standards, a bargaining approach incorporating the unions' key role in wage setting is applied. An analysis is made of basic trends in...
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Reduced form wage and employment equations stemming from a bargaining framework are estimated with two-step method proposed by Engle and Granger (1987). Quarterly data for manufacturing and aggregate private sector is used. Step response functions due to various shocks were calculated by dynamic...
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This paper reviews recent research on different modes of bargaining and their impact on economic performance. The aim is to examine whether a shift from a centralized bargaining procedure towards a less centralized mode would be favourable. The case is discussed in the special Scandinavian...
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This article examines various aspects of the wage drift. It is reaffirmed that in Finland wage drift is closely related to the excess demand for labour. As excess demand for labour indicates that contractual wage is below the equilibrium wage we specify a bargaining model which determines the...
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As an outcome of modelling wage setting and demand for labour in a bargaining framework, a lO-dimensional vector space is defined. This overparametrized system is reduced by means of conditioning. Structural restrictions which identify the long-run relations of interest are specified. The...
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This paper consideres three union inodels with alternative specifications of union preferences. We examine the effects of four tax parameters of interest on both wages and employment. The main results are as follows. The conjecture of irrelevance of de jure incidence appears not to hold in union...
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