Labour Market Adjustments to Financing Conditions under Sectoral Rigidities in the Euro Area

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RT @ArnoHan: 3/3 (2) Weaker bargaining power decreases UPWARD employment rigidities (while preventing upward wage pressure), leading to lo…

28 Jun 2018

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RT @ArnoHan: 3/3 (2) Weaker bargaining power decreases UPWARD employment rigidities (while preventing upward wage pressure), leading to lo…

28 Jun 2018

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3/3 (2) Weaker bargaining power decreases UPWARD employment rigidities (while preventing upward wage pressure), leading to low unemployment, low labour productivity growth + flatter wage #Phillips curve. @NIESRorg blog: https://t.co/2rT2uDVGIj and paper:

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RT @ArnoHan: Paper w/ Sebastian Weber (@IMFNews) and Simon Savsek (@EIB) on labour market responses to financial shocks and role of institu…

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RT @ArnoHan: Paper w/ Sebastian Weber (@IMFNews) and Simon Savsek (@EIB) on labour market responses to financial shocks and role of institu…

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Paper w/ Sebastian Weber (@IMFNews) and Simon Savsek (@EIB) on labour market responses to financial shocks and role of institutions now available online via #OpenEconRev: institutions determine margin of adjustment but less so overall wage bill response.

29 Apr 2018

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