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workers is driven not by natives leaving unions, but by the different composition of turnover depending on the share of …
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workers is driven not by natives leaving unions, but by the different composition of turnover depending on the share of …
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workers is driven not by natives leaving unions, but by the different composition of turnover depending on the share of …
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workers is driven not by natives leaving unions, but by the different composition of turnover depending on the share of …
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workers is driven not by natives leaving unions, but by the different composition of turnover depending on the share of …
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workers is driven not by natives leaving unions, but by the different composition of turnover depending on the share of …
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We analyse the implications of habit formation relating to wages in a multi-period efficiency-wage model. If employees have such preferences, their existence provides firms with incentives to raise wages and reduce employment over time. Greater intensity does not necessarily have the same...
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We analyse the implications of habit formation relating to wages in a multi-period efficiency-wage model. If employees have such preferences, their existence provides firms with incentives to raise wages and reduce employment over time. Greater intensity does not necessarily have the same...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012248856
employees. If works councils represent the face of unions, union membership of employees should be related positively to the … existence of works councils and their proximity to unions. Using data from the German Socio-Economic-Panel SOEP we find that (a …
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We analyse the implications of habit formation relating to wages in a multi-period efficiency-wage model. If employees have such preferences, their existence provides firms with incentives to raise wages and reduce employment over time. Greater intensity does not necessarily have the same...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012269498