• As a background document for Bruegel Policy Contribution 2012/11 ‘Compositional effects on productivity, labour cost and export adjustment’, this working paper presents detailed results for 24 EU countries on: • The sectoral changes in the economy; • The unit labour costs (ULC) based real effective exchange rate (REER) and its main components; • Export performance. • The ULC-REERs are calculated: • For the total economy, the business sector (excluding agriculture, construction and real estate activities), and some main sectors; • Using both actual aggregates and fixed-weight aggregates, as the latter are free from the impacts of compositional changes; • Against 30 trading partners and against three subsets of trading partners: euro-area, ...
Real exchange rate, euro, US dollar, average labour productivity, cointegration,
We study the dynamic effects of relative changes in unit labour costs on export market performance i...
Various international institutions such as the European Commission, the ECB and the OECD often use u...
Sectoral shifts, such as shrinkage of low labour productivity and the low-wage construction sector, ...
• Sectoral shifts, such as shrinkage of low labour productivity and the low-wage construction sector...
This paper assesses the long-run sustainability of rebalancing in trade positions within the Eurozon...
Research for this paper was conducted in the context of the project ‘Industrial Restructuring and Im...
This paper provides international comparisons of relative levels of unit labour costs (ULC) for seve...
This document proposes a new decomposition of unit labor cost changes (ULC) in terms of efficiency, ...
This paper analyses the adjustment mechanism in the euro area. Results show that the real exchange r...
This article presents a new decomposition of unit labour costs into compensation per worker and labo...
Abstract: There are many studies aiming at estimation of aggregate trade effects of the euro adoptio...
This article presents a new decomposition of unit labour costs into compensation per worker and labo...
Over the last two decades, mature European countries have experienced a slackening in economic growt...
In the context of a monetary union, to keep a territorial equilibrium in terms of economic activity ...
Real exchange rate, euro, US dollar, average labour productivity, cointegration,
We study the dynamic effects of relative changes in unit labour costs on export market performance i...
Various international institutions such as the European Commission, the ECB and the OECD often use u...
Sectoral shifts, such as shrinkage of low labour productivity and the low-wage construction sector, ...
• Sectoral shifts, such as shrinkage of low labour productivity and the low-wage construction sector...
This paper assesses the long-run sustainability of rebalancing in trade positions within the Eurozon...
Research for this paper was conducted in the context of the project ‘Industrial Restructuring and Im...
This paper provides international comparisons of relative levels of unit labour costs (ULC) for seve...
This document proposes a new decomposition of unit labor cost changes (ULC) in terms of efficiency, ...
This paper analyses the adjustment mechanism in the euro area. Results show that the real exchange r...
This article presents a new decomposition of unit labour costs into compensation per worker and labo...
Abstract: There are many studies aiming at estimation of aggregate trade effects of the euro adoptio...
This article presents a new decomposition of unit labour costs into compensation per worker and labo...
Over the last two decades, mature European countries have experienced a slackening in economic growt...
In the context of a monetary union, to keep a territorial equilibrium in terms of economic activity ...
Real exchange rate, euro, US dollar, average labour productivity, cointegration,
We study the dynamic effects of relative changes in unit labour costs on export market performance i...
Various international institutions such as the European Commission, the ECB and the OECD often use u...