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Do surges in less-skilled immigration have important wage effects? : A review of the US evidence

Howell, David R. (contributor) - 2007

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Do surges in less-skilled immigration have important wage effects? : A review of the US evidence

Howell, David R. (contributor) - 2007

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003743396

Institutional failure and the American worker : the collapse of low-skill wages

Howell, David R. - 1997

David R. Howell argues that the collapse of low-skill wages in the United States cannot be explained by a skill mismatch resulting from a technology-driven decline in the demand for low-skill labor. He presents evidence refuting the prevailing belief that a substantial shift in demand away from...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009381560

Institutions, aggregate demand and cross-country employment performance : alternative theoretical perspectives and the evidence

Howell, David R. - In: A modern guide to Keynesian macroeconomics and economic …, (pp. 165-190). 2011

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Labor market institutions and unemployment in Europe : a comment on Blanchard and Wolfers

Howell, David R. - In: Monetary policy and unemployment : the US, Euro-area, …, (pp. 57-63). 2005

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The micro-foundations of high unemployment in developed countries : are labor market rigidities the problem?

Howell, David R. - In: New thinking in macroeconomics : social, institutional, …, (pp. 123-149). 2003

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Introduction

Howell, David R. - In: Fighting unemployment : the limits of free market orthodoxy, (pp. 3-34). 2005

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Unemployment and labor market institutions : an assessment

Howell, David R. - In: Fighting unemployment : the limits of free market orthodoxy, (pp. 310-343). 2005

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Theory-driven facts and the growth in earnings inequality

Howell, David R. - In: Review of radical political economics 31 (1999) 1, pp. 54-86

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Collapsing wages and rising inequality : has computerization shifted the demand for skills?

Howell, David R. - In: Challenge 38 (1995) 1, pp. 27-35

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