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We study the behavior of the US labor share over the past 70 years. We find that the capitalization of intellectual property products in the national income and product accounts entirely explains - in a purely accounting sense - the observed decline of the US labor share. We assess the...
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) capital entirely accounts for the observed decline of the US labor share, which otherwise is secularly constant for structures … and equipment capital. The decline of the labor share reflects that the US is undergoing a transition to a more IPP … capital-intensive economy. This result has essential implications for the US macroeconomic model …
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is important because Net labor share is a more direct measure of income distribution between labor and capital. In … capitalization of intellectual property has little effect on the inferences about the shift in income distribution between capital …
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of substitution between capital and labor is greater than one. However, the vast majority of micro-level estimates shows … that capital and labor are complements (elasticity less than one). Using firm- and establishment-level data from Korea, we … divide capital into equipment and software, as they may interact with labor in different ways. Our estimation shows that …
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Financialization has been growing importance in macroeconomic perspectives since the finance-dominated capitalist relations have captured many of the specific positions in an aggregate economy. However, the empirical literature has substantially ignored the examination of the link between an...
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The labor share in Europe has been on a downward trend. This paper finds that the decline is concentrated in manufacture and among low- to mid-skilled workers. The shifting nature of employment away from full-time jobs and a rollback of employment protection, unemployment benefits and...
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There are two fundamental reasons why factor shares have traditionally been overlooked in the economic literature. First, because of their nature, factor shares are conceptually difficult to define and measure. Second, they have for a long time been perceived as constant across time and space....
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We present a novel way to model technological shocks, with the feature that it can be biased towards more recently installed production units. We show that at one extreme, the shock is like a neutral technological shock, while at the other end of the spectrum, it resembles investment specific...
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