I use panel data to examine whether long-term changes in industry wages are positively related to long-term changes in … between changes in composition-constant industry wages and industry employment. This suggests that growing industries attract … less skilled individuals in a manner that biases down the estimated relationship between industry employment and wages in …

movers, and between-company job movers. Wages of internal movers, they find, were slightly more procyclical, and wages of … external movers considerably more procyclical, than those of stayers. The greater cyclicality of movers' wages is particularly … comprised about 90% of all observations in this large sample of British workers, the procyclicality of their wages was the …

that the wages of internal movers are slightly more procyclical and wages of external movers considerably more procyclical … the procyclicality of wages for job stayers, with across- and within-firm mobility playing a lesser role. Thus, there is … little evidence for rigid wage models that imply that employers use changes in job titles as a means of adjusting wages to …

Using data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, the author examines the cyclicality of wages within employer …-employee matches for the years 1970-91. Recent research on wage cyclicality has suggested that wages are very procyclical (tending to …-based pay will increase the procyclicality of wages within matches. …

wages subject to a labour demand curve. The level of wages is determined by union effort. The union negotiates as a monopoly … negotiator which is a function of the wages bargaindes and other workers wages. …

). Without a marginal cost pricing policy, abundant labor in the South gives firms the power to set wages through their choice of … output. A strategic reduction in output offsets or weakens direct gains from lower wages. In an open economy, it also … locating in the South casting doubts on traditional beliefs that multinationals are always attracted to lower wages. Adopting …