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with structural changes in employment, the wages evolution being independent of the economic context or of the labour …
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Sinds vrijwel twintig jaar, spits het debat over de verloning van arbeid zich in grote mate toe op de probematiek van de concurrentiekracht. De loonkostenproblematiek is uiteraard belangrijk, maar men vergeet daarbij soms dat niet alle Belgische werknemers over dezelfde kam geschoren mogen...
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Depuis près de 20 ans, la plupart des débats concernant la rémunération du travail sont centrés sur la question de la compétitivité. Si la question des coûts salariaux est évidemment importante, on en arrive cependant à oublier que tous les travailleurs belges ne sont pas logés à la...
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This paper examines the role of worker and employer characteristics in the determination of wages in the Belgian … collective agreements on workers’ wages. Further results show persistent but decreasing wage differentials between workers with …
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This paper examines the role of worker and employer characteristics in the determination of wages in the Belgian … collective agreements on workers’ wages. Further results show persistent but decreasing wage differentials between workers with …
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This paper analyses how decentralised wage bargaining affects wage levels and the structure of wages as well as the …
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We reassess the effect of state and federal minimum wages on U.S. earnings inequality, attending to two issues that …
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contracts do not have significant effects. Moreover, firms with a larger intra-firm wage dispersion and higher mean wages are …
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This paper studies the effect of firm entry deregulation on the returns to skill and education. We exploit a comprehensive episode of entry deregulation, unique in the industrialized world, as a quasi-natural experiment. Using matched employer–employee data for the universe of workers and...
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