the joint results from the wage and rent regressions are consistent with a dominant production amenity effect of cultural … in their wage and in the rental price of their housing. Such finding is economically significant and robust to omitted …

This paper formulates a structural empirical model of heterogeneous firms whose workers exhibit fair-wage preferences … the model in a data-set of five European economies. The model predicts an exporter wage premium, which we find to be … find that openness to international trade has quantitatively important effects, leading to higher wage inequality and lower …

wage and employment structure? Can it contribute shaping the dynamics of wealth-to-income ratio? To answer these questions …s reproduces a non-negligible part of US wage polarization and substantial part of the increase in the wealth …

A large body of evidence suggests that social comparisons matter for workers' valuation of the wage they receive. The … model of the labor market where workers derive (dis-) utility from comparing their own wage with wages paid at other firms …. As social comparisons become more prevalent all workers are paid higher wages, the wage distribution becomes more equal …

employers. We also find that there is a positive, albeit quantitatively small, relationship between wage inequality and training …

correlated with a 1% increase in rent. Market power is substantial: on average, markups account for nearly a third of rents in …

the density bias of price-to-rent ratios in levels and trends, within and between cities. Our method lends itself to the … creation of comparable neighborhood-level qualified rent indices (Mietspiegel) across Germany. …