The paper estimates the union wage premium in Britain’s private sector in 1998, after nearly two decades of union decline. It examines the performance of the linear estimator alongside a semi-parametric technique (propensity score matching (PSM)) – hitherto unused in the wage premium literature- which shares the same identifying assumption, namely that selection into membership is captured with observable data. Results using the two techniques are compared, and reasons for differences in results are identified and discussed. By altering the information set entering estimation the paper shows the sensitivity of OLS and PSM results to data quality
Chapter 1 examined the wage premia related to union membership and coverage over 1991-2003, a perio...
This paper presents estimates of union wage differentials and explores to what extent they are affec...
This Thesis investigates the issue of the simultaneous determination of union membership status and ...
The paper estimates the union wage premium in Britain’s private sector in 1998, after nearly two dec...
Summary: The paper estimates the union wage premium in Britain's private sector in 1998, after nearl...
This paper estimates the size of the union membership wage premium by comparing wage outcomes for un...
This paper estimates the size of the union membership wage premium by comparing wage outcomes for un...
This paper presents evidence of both counter-cyclical and secular decline in the union membership wa...
This paper presents evidence of both counter-cyclical and secular decline in the union membership wa...
This paper draws attention to an increase in the size of the union membership wage premium in the UK...
There is a growing gap in the union membership wage premium between public and private-sector worker...
Oswald and the editor Alan Manning and two referees. Alex Bryson thanks the ESRC for financial suppo...
This paper presents evidence of both countercyclical and secular decline in the union membership wag...
Wage premia related to union membership and coverage are examined over 1991-2003, a period involving...
This paper presents evidence of both countercyclical and secular decline in the union membership wag...
Chapter 1 examined the wage premia related to union membership and coverage over 1991-2003, a perio...
This paper presents estimates of union wage differentials and explores to what extent they are affec...
This Thesis investigates the issue of the simultaneous determination of union membership status and ...
The paper estimates the union wage premium in Britain’s private sector in 1998, after nearly two dec...
Summary: The paper estimates the union wage premium in Britain's private sector in 1998, after nearl...
This paper estimates the size of the union membership wage premium by comparing wage outcomes for un...
This paper estimates the size of the union membership wage premium by comparing wage outcomes for un...
This paper presents evidence of both counter-cyclical and secular decline in the union membership wa...
This paper presents evidence of both counter-cyclical and secular decline in the union membership wa...
This paper draws attention to an increase in the size of the union membership wage premium in the UK...
There is a growing gap in the union membership wage premium between public and private-sector worker...
Oswald and the editor Alan Manning and two referees. Alex Bryson thanks the ESRC for financial suppo...
This paper presents evidence of both countercyclical and secular decline in the union membership wag...
Wage premia related to union membership and coverage are examined over 1991-2003, a period involving...
This paper presents evidence of both countercyclical and secular decline in the union membership wag...
Chapter 1 examined the wage premia related to union membership and coverage over 1991-2003, a perio...
This paper presents estimates of union wage differentials and explores to what extent they are affec...
This Thesis investigates the issue of the simultaneous determination of union membership status and ...