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How automation and skill gaps fail to explain wage suppression or wage inequality

Mishel, Lawrence R. - In: Industrial and corporate change 31 (2022) 2, pp. 269-280

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Technology and the wage structure : has technology's impact accelerated since the 1970s?

Mishel, Lawrence R.; Bernstein, Jared - 1998

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Foreigners and robots : assistants of some, competitors of others

Leamer, Edward E. - In: Social dimensions of US trade policies : [this volume …, (pp. 19-52). 2000

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Technology and the Wage Structure : Has Technology's Impact Accelerated Since the 1970s?

Mishel, Lawrence R.; Bernstein, Jared - 1999

This paper assesses the role of technology in generating the growth of wage inequality in the 1980s and 1990s. Much of the existing literature fails to adequately address this issue for two reasons. First, most of the literature fails to examine whether technology's impact on skill demands was...

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Productivity-enhancing innovations in work organization, compensation, and employee participation in the union versus the nonunion sectors

Eaton, Adrienne E. - In: Advances in industrial and labor relations 6 (1994), pp. 63-109

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The ability of unions to adapt to innovative workplace arrangements

Eaton, Adrienne E. - In: The American economic review 79 (1989) 2, pp. 172-176

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