Search Results - subject:"labor's share"

A decomposition of the labor share decline in the US business sector

Bazot, Guillaume; Guerreiro, David - 2025

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Climate change and the decline of labor share

Qiu, Xincheng; Yoshida, Masahiro - 2025

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Monetary policy and the firm-level labor share : a story about capital

Steininger, Lea; Matzner, Anna - 2025

. Our results suggest that the impact of monetary policy is driven by borrowing constraints of high labor share firms, and … that monetary policy is more potent in an economy characterized by a high labor share. …

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Corporate share repurchase policies and labor share

Fu, Xudong; Kisgen, Darren; Kong, Lei - 2025

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Wage setting in multiproduct firms

Chan, Jackie M. L.; Irlacher, Michael; Koch, Michael; … - 2025

This paper reveals a new determinant of wage markdowns at the firm level, namely, the product scope. Using matched employer-employee data on Danish manufacturing firms, we document a negative elasticity between wages and firm scope, which is of a similar magnitude but opposite sign as the...

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Labor, ambiguity, and stability

Biadetti, Sara; Carbonari, Lorenzo; Maurici, Filippo - 2024

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Climate change and the decline of labor share

Qiu, Xincheng; Yoshida, Masahiro - 2024

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From labor to intermediates : firm growth, input substitution, and monopsony

Mertens, Matthias; Schoefer, Benjamin - Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Halle - 2024

adjustment costs. The shift from labor to intermediates accounts for one half to one third of the decline in the labor share in … growing firms (the remainder is due to wage markdowns and markups) and rationalizes most of the labor share decline in growing …

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From labor to intermediates : firm growth, input substitution, and monopsony

Mertens, Matthias; Schoefer, Benjamin - Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Halle - 2024

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Multinationals, robots, and the labor share

Leone, Fabrizio - 2024

in their labor share. These effects are identified using a matched event-study design, which accounts for selection into … firms and hold even after considering other explanations for the labor share decline. The estimates imply that without MNEs …, the reduction in the manufacturing labor share over the sample period would have been 8% smaller. Multinational …

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