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preference for wages relative to employment. Trade liberalisation then leads to more wage discipline by forcing unions to set …
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found by some tests for international factor price convergence. -- Unions ; globalisation ; economic geography ; factor … preference for wages relative to employment. Trade liberalisation then leads to more wage discipline by forcing unions to set …
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preference for wages relative to employment. Trade liberalisation then leads to more wage discipline by forcing unions to set …
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preference for wages relative to employment. Trade liberalisation then leads to more wage discipline by forcing unions to set …
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preference for wages relative to employment. Trade liberalisation then leads to more wage discipline by forcing unions to set …
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This paper considers the wage demand of a sector-level monopoly union facing internationally mobile firms. A simple two-country economic geography model describes how firms relocate in response to international differences in production costs and market size. In contrast to standard models, the...
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This paper analyses the wage demands of a sector-level monopoly union facing internationally mobile firms. A simple two-country economic geography model is used to describe how firms relocate in function of international di erences in production costs and market size. The union sets wages in...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010313245
This paper analyses the wage demands of a sector-level monopoly union facing internationally mobile firms. A simple two-country economic geography model is used to describe how firms relocate: in function of international differences in production costs and market size. The union sets wages in...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10004972303