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Skills, agglomeration and segmentation

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Mori, Tomoya - 2000

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High-quality bias in vertically differentiated oligopolies : a note on skills, trade, and welfare

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Wage premia and skill upgrading in Italy : why didn't the hound bark?

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Wage Premia and Skill Upgrading in Italy : Why Didn't the Hound Bark?

Manasse, Paolo; Stanca, Luca M.; Turrini, Alessandro - 2013

This paper presents firm level evidence on the dynamics of non-manual wage premia and employment shares in Italian manufacturing during the nineties. We find that the relative stability of aggregate wage premia and employment shares hides offsetting disaggregate forces. First, while technical...

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