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&D employees, are significantly correlated with the number and quality of patents. However, DEI exhibits no link with future stock …
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general features of organizational change in manufacturing firms with more than 50 employees. In a first section, we explore …
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We study the shifts in U.S. firms' workforce composition and organization associated with the use of AI technologies. To do so, we leverage a unique combination of worker resume and job postings datasets to measure firm-level AI investments and workforce composition variables, such as...
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This paper analyzes the relation of pension coverage and key plan characteristics to measures of union membership and strength, and to related interactions. The large and significant relationships which are found cannot be explained by, and are often inconsistent with, predictions obtained by...
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7mplicit contracts resolve the distribution of uncertainty and utilization of specific human capital between risk averse workers and less risk averse firms. Incomplete contracts are required to yield involuntary layoffs in contract markets: otherwise, contracts are efficient and pareto optimal...
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agriculture and construction lead us to the following three conclusions: (1) For most employees, it appears that protection … protection; and (3) The job protection afforded senior nonunion personnel, especially exempt employees, appears to be less strong …
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Depression on corporate welfarism,' i.e., employers' voluntary provisions of non-wage benefits, greater employment security, and …, most major employers in Japan maintained their implicit contracts, while developing institutional arrangements to mitigate …
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The paper studies how a person's concern for a future career may influence his or her incentives to put in effort or make decisions on the job. In the model, the person's productive abilities are revealed over time through observations of performance. There are no explicit output contingent...
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We analyze the role of implicit contracts' (that is, informal agreements supported by" reputation rather than law) both within firms, for example in employment relationships between them, for example as hand-in-glove supplier relationships. We find that the optimal" organizational form is...
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Firms' inability to monitor their employees' search effort forces a tradeoff between risk-bearing and incentive …
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