2009
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1491410
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The Role of Labor Market Institutions on Wage and Inflation Dynamics: Empirical Evidence from OECD Economies

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“…As argued in Section 2, the use of pay incentive schemes which induces higher volatility which will impact the income distribution (Rodrik, 1997;Sjöberg, 2009). On this point, some recent contributions (Buch and Schotter, 2011;Macit, 2010) have shown that labour market institutions may reduce the volatility of real wage growth. Strong labour market regulation allows maintaining workers' wages and leads to smoother responses in real wages.…”
Section: Baseline Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As argued in Section 2, the use of pay incentive schemes which induces higher volatility which will impact the income distribution (Rodrik, 1997;Sjöberg, 2009). On this point, some recent contributions (Buch and Schotter, 2011;Macit, 2010) have shown that labour market institutions may reduce the volatility of real wage growth. Strong labour market regulation allows maintaining workers' wages and leads to smoother responses in real wages.…”
Section: Baseline Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%