Wage bargaining
Natural Unemployment, the Role of Monetary Policy and Wage Bargaining: A Theoretical Perspective. CES Working Paper, no. 133, 2006
... between wage bargainers and economic performance (for an overview see Flanagan, ...centralized wage bargaining and the real wage, although what matters is the coordination of wage ...
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Mediating EU liberalisation and negotiating flexibility: a coalitional approach to wage bargaining change
... to wage bargaining ...in wage bargaining institutions up until ...centralised bargaining, the particular trajectory of change will be determined by the coalitions of collective ...
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An Italian job: the need for collective wage bargaining reform Bruegel Policy Brief ISSUE 2016/11 JULY 2016
... centralised wage bargaining on highly heterogeneous ...over wage negotiations in the east, in what the authors call bar- gaining by ...German-wide) bargaining procedures. The objective was to ...
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A note on the unemployment volatility puzzle : is credible wage bargaining the answer?
... credible wage bargaining as a solution to the unemployment volatility ...credible bargaining model is unable to match the observed fluctuations in the labor ...substantial wage flexibility. ...
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The Impact of Wage Bargaining Regime on Firm Level Competitiveness and Wage Inequality: The Case of Ireland ESRI WP266 December 2008
... centralised bargaining, due to the gain in competitiveness associated with wage setting aimed at securing the interests of domestic ...linking wage growth in the high value added MNC’s sector with ...
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Strategic Disclosure of Firm Specific Skills in Wage Bargaining
... the bargaining relationship between a fi rm and its incumbent worker who possesses fi rm-speci fi c human ...his bargaining power vis-à-vis the fi ...the bargaining game takes place in an environment ...
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Firm Specific Skills, Wage Bargaining, and Efficiency
... the wage bargaining between the fi rm and its skilled workers emphasizes that fi rm-speci fi c human capital is the source of the worker’s increased bargaining ...
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Wage bargaining and quality competition
... Most wage bargaining models of oligopoly assume quantity competition and homogenous product (Dowrick, 1989, Bughin, 1995, Kraft ...introduces wage bargaining in a model of vertical ...
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The Welfare and Employment Effects of Centralized Public Sector Wage Bargaining
... centralized wage bargaining leads to excessively high public sector wages in some areas of the country, making it difficult for the private sector to attract skilled labor and impairing business ...market ...
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Regional Wage Differentiation and Wage Bargaining Systems in the European Union
... coordinated wage bargaining tends to reduce wage ...coordinated wage bargaining system, in which wages are negoti- ated at the national level, unions may tend to favor the median ...of ...
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Foreign direct investment and wage bargaining
... We have considered the FDI decisions confronting firms located in two countries in the context of unionised labour markets and separate imperfectly competitive product markets. We have shown, inter alia, that FDI in a ...
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A Note on Timing of Endogenous Wage Bargaining: The Case of Complements
... of wage setting is established by: only the two unions; only the two firms; the two unions and only one firm or one union and both ...the bargaining power, the type of product market competition (Cournot or ...
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The Cournot Bertrand profit differential: a reversal result in a differentiated duopoly with wage bargaining
... decentralized wage-bargaining game played between each firm and a firm-specific labour ...of bargaining between an upstream supplier and a downstream retailer in the context of oligopoly in the ...
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Migration and imperfect labor markets: theory and cross country evidence from Denmark, Germany and the UK
... the wage and employment effects of immigration from a wage-setting approach ...the wage-setting mechanism, other labor market institutions which affect the reservation wage and the value of ...
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On wage formation: wage flexibility and wage coordination: A focus on the wage impact of productivity in Germany, Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and the United States. MPRA Paper No. 31102, 29 June 2011
... of wage coordination among EU countries, aiming at aligning wage growth with labour productivity growth at the national ...the wage and productivity developments in Germany, the European Union’s ...
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On wage formation, wage flexibility and wage coordination : A focus on the nominal wage impact of productivity in Germany, Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and the United States
... formation, wage flexibility and wage coordination Page 15 The non-linearity of the wage equation (7) allows for non-constant semi-elasticities with respect to the unemployment rate u and the ...
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What happened to collective bargaining during the great recession?
... collective bargaining at sectoral level to framework agreements, in order to give firms more leeway to adjust wages to local conditions; introduce opening clauses for local bargaining parties to renegotiate ...
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Growth, Unemployment and Tax/Benefit system in European Countries
... Second specification. In the growth equation, the point estimates significantly differs from zero at a 5%, and have the expected sign for the following variables: the regional capital share, the tax wedge (TW), the ...
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Downstream competition and profits under different input price bargaining structures
... parties’ bargaining power ...suppliers’ bargaining power, the more differentiated the products are, the higher the downstream firms’ collusion level is to maximize their profits, regardless of the upstream ...
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On wage formation, wage development and unemployment. Research Memorandum WO&E No. 677, December 2001
... The wage bargaining model explains the wage rate by the determinants. Both labour productivity and the sum of the two prices possess a semi-elasticity of 1 by definition. More interesting cases are ...
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