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Tarifverhandlungen bei freiem Marktzutritt auf die Produktivität und den wirtschaftlichen Erfolg von heterogenen Firmen auswirken … überlebender Firmen. Stattdessen begünstigen dezentrale Tarifverhandlungen weniger produktive Firmen. Sind die Firmen … internationalem Wettbewerb ausgesetzt, so können auch zentrale Tarifverhandlungen die Produktivität reduzieren. Der vierte Beitrag …
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Recession. Downward wage (growth) rigidity is due to the fact that sector-level collective agreements in Spain are automatically … dates of bargaining periods of all sector-level contracts in Spain, we find that agreements reached after the fall of Lehman …
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recessions in Spain. Downward wage rigidity stems from collective agreements, which set province-sector-skill-specific minimum …
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liberalization and adhesion to the European Union. However, even today, these economies, and in particular Portugal, do not rival … country faced in the process of adopting new technologies. The numerical experiments suggest that Spain had consistently lower … barriers than Portugal and that the gap has been increasing since the establishment of the European Single Market. The last …
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The dissertation provides a critical survey of the existingtheoretical and empirical literature on centralisation in wagesetting and analyses employment and welfare effects ofcentralisation in theoretical models with heterogenous firms.Furthermore we estimate the impact of centralisation on...
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The high rates of youth unemployment experienced in a number of OECD economies has raised concerns about the effect of this on subsequent earnings. Using the Australian Youth Survey (AYS) a longitudinal survey of Australian youth, we estimate the effects of unemployment on subsequent hourly and...
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In this dissertation, I present five dynamic general equilibrium models. The distinguishing feature of these models is that they incorporate reciprocal altruistic behavior into an otherwise standard New Keynesian framework. In particular, I extend the New Keynesian model such that the assumed...
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This paper explores aspects of increased informalization in developing countries with the help of a modified specific factors model with a fixed nominal wage in the formal sector, which is assumed to have a “lighthouse” effect on the informal sector wage. Both sectors produce a tradable good...
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This paper considers a dynamic matching model with imperfectly observable worker effort. In equilibrium, the wage distribution is truncated from below by a no-shirking condition. This downward wage rigidity induces the same type of inefficient churning and "contractual fragility" as in Ramey and...
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sectors in Belgium, Denmark, Spain and Portugal. Our methodology follows the approach recently developed for the International …
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