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the labor market propagate to the rest of the economy through changes in employment, wages and local prices and how this … policy. -- Wages ; general equilibrium …
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be toward higher wage areas and 2) that migration flows will lead to convergence in wages over space. The more recent …
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— might better predict and explain the labor market equilibrium. This “urban/regional economics” view takes wages and rents as …
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labor market. In an environment of high uncertainty, risk averse and heterogeneous workers face a trade-off between wages … firm where they accept lower wages as a price for security. In this framework, wage arrears can be viewed as an element of …
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We augment the standard asymmetric learning model with costly effort. With this adjustment, wages become fully … wage controls and salary history bans. Permitting workers to disclose their wages to outside firms results in an …
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We document two striking facts about U.S. firm dynamics and interpret their significance for aggregate employment dynamics. The first observation is the steady decline in the firm entry rate over the last thirty years, and the second is the gradual shift of employment from younger to older firms...
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We use an extensive,matched employer-employee dataset to analyze the employer-size wage relation and its contribution to wage inequality in Germany. Applying models with additive fixed effects for workers and establishments, we document that the large firm wage premium, which has risen over 25...
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Recent empirical work reveals considerable heterogeneity in the use of technologies within industries, suggesting technology adoption depends on factors other than industry type. We present a model in which the factors that lead to heterogenous technology adoption play a key economic role in...
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