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increased the maximum duration of FTCs in Portugal, in the midst of a recession. Our analysis is based on regression …
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during downturns. We evaluate this idea by examining the short-term effects of a new law introduced in Portugal, in the midst …
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eliminate this bias. Estimates from two large panel datasets from Portugal and Germany show that the bias is empirically …
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reform introduced in Portugal in 1994: women's LRA was gradually increased from 62 to 65 years while men's LRA stayed …
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The subdued wage growth observed in many countries has spurred interest in monopsony views of regional labour markets. This study measures the extent and robustness of employer power and its wage implications exploiting comprehensive matched employer-employee data. We find average...
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identify the wage differences between foreign and domestic firms. Using matched employer-employee panel data for Portugal, we …
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How much do developing countries benefit from foreign investment? We contribute to this question by comparing the employment and wage practices of foreign and domestic firms in Brazil, using detailed matched firm-worker panel data. In order to control for unobserved worker differences, we...
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reform introduced in Portugal in 1994: women's LRA was gradually increased from 62 to 65 years while men's LRA stayed …
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during downturns. We evaluate this idea by examining the short-term effects of a new law introduced in Portugal, in the midst …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011559634
restrictive. This paper examines empirically this scarcely researched trade-off drawing on a recent reform in Portugal that cut …
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