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This paper analyzes long run outcomes resulting from adopting a binding minimum wage in a neoclassical model with perfectly competitive labour markets and capital accumulation. The model distinguishes between workers of heterogeneous ability and capitalists who do all the saving, and it entails...
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effect and provide empirical support for our theory. …
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effect and provide empirical support for our theory. …
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effect and provide empirical support for our theory. …
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This paper demonstrates that insiders can erect barriers to entry and skim rents by sinking costs in human capital when labour markets are otherwise perfectly contestable. The sunk costs nature of human capital investments may result from the need to satisfy ever increasing specialised skill...
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This paper demonstrates that insiders can erect barriers to entry and skim rents by sinking costs in human capital when labour markets are otherwise perfectly contestable. The sunk costs nature of human capital investments may result from the need to satisfy ever increasing specialised skill...
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of the minimum wage on human capital investment rates and no overall effects on fixed capital investment rates. When …
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economic performance. However, when important macroeconomic variables are considered a significant decline in investment in new … technologies is observed. In addition, we find evidences that the decline in investment might be affected by the steady migration …
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