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The great crash, the oil price shock, and the unit root hypothesis

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Economic regionalization, inequality, and financial crises

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Wages in the Crisis

O'Farrell, Rory - 2013

The recent global recession has had differing effects on wages across Europe. This paper presents wage patterns for EU … countries since the impact of the financial crisis, and compares them to previous trends. Wages in the countries hardest hit by … the recession have underperformed when compared to past developments. The role of wages in determining international …

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Getting More than Justice on Paper : Bankruptcy Priorities and the Crisis of Unpaid Wages

Kimhi, Omer - 2018

Evidences suggest that in many cases, in some states in most cases, employees are unable to enforce judgments they receive against their employers. An employee files a claim against her employer, her claim is declared justified, but the judgment often remains on paper. The employer is bankrupt...

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