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How increased product market competition may be reshaping America's labor markets

Duca, John V. - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1998) Q IV, pp. 2-16

In this article, John Duca discusses how and why compensation has become more market sensitive in the United States. Specifically, he illustrates how fiercer product market competition can theoretically reduce the prevalence of nominal wage contracts and of indexation in such contracts, while...

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The impact of best available techniques (BAT) on the competitiveness of European industry : November 2001

Hitchens, David; Farrell, Frank; Lindblom, Josefina; … - 2002

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Study on the cost competitiveness of European industry in the globalisation era : empirical evidence on the basis of relative unit labour costs (ULC) at sectoral level ; final repo...

Lewney, Richard (contributor) - ECORYS-NEI <Rotterdam> - 2011

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Concentration and competition : evidence from Europe and implications for policy

Koltay, Gábor; Lorincz, Szabolcs; Valletti, Tommaso M. - 2022

concentration industries, and an overall tendency towards oligopolistic structure. Estimates of aggregate profitability also show a … competition policy is likely to face more challenges as large companies are becoming more common in more and more industries. …

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