We estimate the effect of exchange rate movements on ï¬rm-level wages, using a representative panel of manufacturing ï …). Through the revenue side, wages tend to rise after a currency depreciation and the effect is more pronounced the higher is …¬rm’s wages, and the effect is larger the higher is the incidence of imported inputs in total production costs. For a given …

. Escaping the worst forms of deprivation depends on women’s wages in rural labour markets, rather than their incomes from self …-employment, but conventional microeconomic theory cannot explain the distribution of wages in these markets. Then South African …

wages by examining the case of Canada. Previous studies from the US, using individual level data, have revealed that annual …

and trends in wellbeing. If the rise in wages that followed the Black Death enticed female servants to delay marriage, it …

Two literatures exist concerning cross-border merger activity’s impact on domestic wages: one focusing on spillover …) unionization rates and under high (low) degrees of relatedness. Employing US firm-level panel data on wages combined with industry … cross-border merger activity generate positive spillovers to wages, but are more likely to generate firm-level wage …

layer is very positively (negatively) correlated with value added. We then explore the changes in the wages and number of … expand substantially add layers and pay lower average wages in all pre-existing layers. In contrast, firms that expand little … and do not reorganize pay higher average wages in all pre-existing layers. …