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inappropriate wage increases. It is thus important to examine the institutional context which determines the wage bargaining process …
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In this paper, I propose a new Keynesian DSGE model with labor market search and matching frictions which replicates the low volatility and the moderate procyclicality of the labor force participation rate, that are observed in the United States at business cycle frequency. That being so,it can...
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, under a Nash bargain, the equilibrium wage is linear in a person-specific component, a firm-specific component, and the … posterior mean of beliefs about match quality. Second, the optimal separation policy is of the reservation wage type …) Program at the US Census Bureau. I present both fixed and mixed model specifications of the equilibrium wage function, taking …
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We investigate the wage-setting behavior of French companies using an ad-hoc survey conducted specifically for this … study. Our main results are the following. i) Wages are changed infrequently. The mean duration of wage contracts is one … year. Wage changes occur at regular intervals during the year and are concentrated in January and July. ii) We find a lower …
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This study investigates the impact of minimum wage (SMIC) increases on the average wage in France. We use two series of … average wage: the average hourly blue-collar wage rate (SHBO) and the average wage per capita (SMPT). We combine these series … estimate allow for a very gradual impact of the minimum wage on the average wage, while previous studies often assumed only an …
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in the shadow cost of labor in terms of external financing and iii) an endogenous wage rigidity caused by a short …-lived increase in households' consumption and in their marginal value of time. This endogenous wage rigidity together with the model …
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The value of land in the balance sheet of French firms correlates positively with their hiring and investment flows. To explore the relationship between these variables, we develop a macroeconomic model with firms that are subject to both credit and labor market frictions. The value of...
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In this paper I shed light on the issues of the (low) volatilities of labor market variables implied by the search and matching model and the (high) values of the correlations between these variables and labor productivity. On the one hand, Shimer (2005) claims that “Not only there is little...
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1990s by economic reforms in general and particularly by: a) financial shocks, b) labor reforms that change non-wage labor …. Increases in non-wage labor costs lead to bigger job destruction and reallocation and to smaller net employment and productivity … employment growths in response to reductions in non-wage labor costs and sectoral tariff hikes. The presence of workers with …
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The recent empirical literature that uses Structural Vector Autoregressions (SVAR) has shown that productivity shocks identified using long--run restrictions lead to a persistent and significant decline in hours worked. This evidence calls into question standard RBC models in which a positive...
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